Lecture 2 (chapter 4+5) Flashcards

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Plasma Membrane

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Forms the outer limiting barrier that separates internal contents of a cell that is fluid

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What is a Plasma membranes function

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  1. establishes a flexible boundary, protects cells, supports the structure, separates inside and outside of cell
  2. Regulates exit and entrance
  3. establishes and maintains electrical charge differences
  4. Communicates with other cells
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parts of a plasma membrane

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phospholipids, cholesterol, glycolipids, proteins

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4
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Fluid Mosaic model

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Fluid are able to move freely in the cell

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Phospholipids

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the lipid bilayer (2 layers)

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Cholesterol

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maintains the fluidity

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Glycolipids

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carbohydrate attached lipid

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what are the proteins in the plasma membrane

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Integral, Peripheral

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Integral protein

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extend through the bilayer

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Peripheral

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Attach to the surface

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Selective permeability

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Is the barrier that allows some ions, gasses, and proteins cross but not others

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Passive transport

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moves along the membrane using no energy (typically uses diffusion)

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simple diffusion

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passes without the aid of a membrane protein (it squishes through)

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Facilitated diffusion

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Requires a carrier protein or channel (like a gate or a path way)

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diffusion of water

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Osmosis moves from low to high solute concentrate. It is the net movement of water through a selective permeable membrane.

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tonicity

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measure of solution ability to change the value of cells by altering water content

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isotonic

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when the shape stays the same because sodium and water are equal

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Hypertonic

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when the water in the cell is being drawn out

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hypotonic

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when the water is being drawn to the cell so it swells

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Active transport

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moves against the gradient using energy

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primary trasport

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uses ATP for energy

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Secondary Transport

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uses other sources of energy

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Antiporters

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carry 2 substances across membrane in opposite direction

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Symporters

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Carry 2 substances across the membrane in the same direction

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Tight Junction

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Found where a tight seal is needed between cells (bladder or Stomach)

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Gap Junction

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allows small substances to pass through cells

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Desomosomes

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specialized and highly ordered membrane domains that mediate cell-cell contact and strong adhesion.

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Epithelium

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lines surface, forms a protective barrier and secretes mucous and hormones

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Shapes of Epithelium

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Squamous, Cuboidal and columnar

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Arrangement of Epithelium

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simple, stratified, Pseudostratified

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Simple

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1 layer

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Stratified

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Multiple layers

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Psuedostratified

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looks like it has layers but in reality goes from apex to basement

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Glandular Epithelium

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Endocrine, Epithet, and exocrine glands

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Endocrine glands

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secrete contents into blood

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Epithet glands

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Function and secretion

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Exocrine glands

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secrete into lumen to duct to empty into surface

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cells in connective tissue

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fibroblasts, chondrocytes, adipocytes,osteocytes, white blood cells

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Fibroblasts

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secretes protein fibres

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chondrocytes

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in the cartilage

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Adipocytes

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store fat

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Osteocytes

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makes bone

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White blood cells

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found in the blood

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Fibres of CT

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Collagen, Elastin, reticular

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Collagen

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Strong and resistant, but not stiff

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Elastin

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strong and stretchy

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Reticular

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supportive and mesh like

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Loose CT

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Areolar, Adipose, Reticular

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Areolar

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most abundant in the body. Strengthens, protects and supports. Found attached to the skin tissue between muscles

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Adipose

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these are fat cells, they reduce heat loss, they are padding and energy source. Found surrounding organs

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Reticular

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form scaffolding to lymphatic organs. Found in spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow

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Dence CT

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irregular, regular, and elastic

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Irregular Dence

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Fibroblasts with collagen fibres arranges randomly. provides strength from forces pulling many directions pulling many directions. Found in Fascia, periosteum, dermis skin

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Regular Dence

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Fibroblasts with collagen fibres arranged regularly. Being pulled from 1 axis. Found in tendons and ligaments.

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Elastic Connective

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fibroblasts freely branching. Allows stretch. Found in lung tissue, and walls of elastic arteries.

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Cartilage

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collagen and elastic fibres in gel-like substance.

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Hayline Cartilage

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chondrocytes with collagen fibres, with gel-like structure. Provide a smooth surface for joints to love. Found at the end of a long bone, ribs, nose, trachea.

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Fibrocartalage

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Think bundles of collagen fibres that provide strength, joint structure, and shock absorption. found in between vertebrae

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Elastic Cartilage

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chondrocyte with elastic fibres. Can move around. Found one external ear.

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Bone

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connective tissue with a calcified extracellular matrix

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What are the 3 components of muscular tissue

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Skeletal muscle, Cardiac muscle, smooth muscle

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Skeletal muscle tissue

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movement in skeleton generates heat

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Cardiac muscle tissue

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thick middle layer of heart wall called myocardium, pumping action of heart. Is connected by intercalated discs

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Smooth Muscle tissue

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lacks striation seen in other muscles. Visceral muscle tissue found in wall of intestine, stomach, airway, bladder, uterus, helps propel organ to control size.

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Nervous tissue

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located in the brain, nerves, spine and consists of neutrons that receive, process and transmit

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Epithelial Membranes

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Mucous, Serous, Cutaneous, Synovial

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Mucous Membrane

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lines passage ways and opens external environment and performs absorption, protection or secretory functions. (found in digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive systems)

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Serous membrane

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Lines body cavities does not open external environment covers surfaces of many organs composed of mesothelium which produces water fluid.

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Cutaneous membrane

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this is the skins membrane

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Synovial membrane

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Reduces friction between moving bone parts and distributes nutrients to bones