Histology - the cell Flashcards

1
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cells 2 main parts

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cytoplasm and nucleus

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2
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organelles

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permanent vital structures of living cells taht perform specific functions

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3
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cell membrane

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plamallema; thin bilayer of phospholipids and protein; appears trilaminar with glycoprotein outer layer called the cell coat or glycalyx

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4
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cell membrane function

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envelope; actively controls transport of materials; modifies at the free pole to perform a specific function (microvilli for absorption); site of cellular attachment (desmosomes and jxnal complexes); receptor sites for chemotransmitters and hormones

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5
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mitochondria

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double membrane; inner =cristae

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6
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mitochondria function

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ATP production; considered the powerhouse

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7
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ribosomes

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particles of RNA; free or attached to endoplasmic reticulum

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8
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ribosomes function

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protein synthesis

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9
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rough ER

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interconnected membranous tubules, vesicles, and cisternae; reticulum has ribosomes attached

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10
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rough ER function

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reception of protein formed by ribosomes and transfer of that protein to the golgi apparatus

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golgi apparatus function

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modifies, concentrates, and transports secretory protein to the cell surface

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12
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agranular (smooth) ER function

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biosynthesis of steroid hormones, formation of HCl and carbohydrate metabolism in the liver; releases and captures calcium ions during contraction and relaxation of striated muscles

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13
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lysosomes function

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cell defense, digestion of phagocytosed materials, elimination of worn out membranous organelles, and autolysis of tissues after death

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14
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centrioles function

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cilia, tail of sperm, tubules of mitotic spindles of dividing cells

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15
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microtubules function

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maintain shape of cell, move cilia and contribute to cell motion

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16
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filaments function

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extending of cytoplasm; cellular process; myofilaments in contractions

17
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cytoskeleton

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microtubules and filaments

18
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4 inclusions of the cell

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glycogen granules, lipid droplets, secretory granules, pigment granules

19
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pigment granules - exogenous and endogenous

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exogenous- carbon; endogenous - hemoglobin and melanin

20
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4 components of DNA

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nuclear membrane, karyoplasm, nucleoli, DNA

21
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haploid

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23 chromosomes

22
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diploid

A

46 chromosomes

23
Q

autosomes- 22 pairs of chromosomes perform

A

bodily functions

24
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sex chromosomes - 23rd pair of chromosomes operates

A

sexual functions

25
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2 main phases in cell division

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interphase and mitotic

26
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interphase

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non dividing phase

27
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mitotic phase

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dividing phase, divided into a number of phases

28
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prophase

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duplication of centioles and separation to opposite poles, disappearance of nuclear membrane and nucleoli; coiling of chromatin and appearance of chromosomes

29
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metaphase

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formation of spindles, arrangement of chromosomes at equator of spindle; development of chromosomal microtubules

30
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anaphase

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separation of chromatids at the centromere, development of a circular furrow at the equator

31
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telophase

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splitting of the two cells and reformation of nuclei of daughter cell