homeostasis and cell function Flashcards

1
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define homeostasis

A

refers to the maintenance of nearly constant conditions in the internal environment (condition in which the body’s internal environment remains relatively constant within limits

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2
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what factors need to be true for an organism to be in homeostasis

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contains the optimum concentrations of gases, nutrients, ions, and water
has an optimal temperature
has an optimal pressure for the health of the cells

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3
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define stress

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any stimulus that creates an imbalance in the internal environment

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4
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define feedback system

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circular situation in which the information about the status of something is continually reported to a central control region

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5
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define gain

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degree of effectiveness with which a control system maintains constant conditions

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6
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which of the following would have to be a transmembrane protein?
receptor protein, protein binding to the cytoskeleton, channel protein, phosphorylase

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a channel protein

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7
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define unit membrane

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phospholipid bilayer with cholesterol inserted among the phospholipids

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8
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define integral proteins

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either inserted into the membrane on one side or the other or pass all thew ay through and are exposed on either side of the membrane (removing them would destroy the phospholipid bilayer)

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9
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define peripheral proteins

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loosely attached to one surface of the membrane or the other and are easily removed

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10
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which organelles are associated with intracellular trafficking

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smooth and rough ER

golgi apparatus

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11
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which organelles are associated with most ATP production

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glycolysis: cytoplasm

ETC and Krebs: mitochondria

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12
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what does all protein synthesis begin with

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free ribosome

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13
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which of the following organelles is directly associated with the synthesis of proteins for secretion

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Rough ER

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14
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pits coated with _______ are often associated with endocytosis

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clathrin

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15
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what does smooth ER do

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storage organelle

important in creation and storage of lipids and steriods

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16
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what does rough ER do

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secretion of ribosomes

forms lysosomes

17
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what does the golgi apparatus do

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plays role in packaging proteins for secretion
forms lysosomes
modifies proteins from the Rough ER

18
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define physiology

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study of the functional organization of the human body