QUIZ 3.1 Flashcards

1
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These increase the surface area for the absorption of nutrients and other essential substances from the gut cavity into the underlying tissues and blood vessels

A

Microvilli

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2
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They are found in the small intestines, kidneys, egg cells, and white blood cells.

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Microvilli

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3
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A cilium’s structural core is made of _____ on the outside ring with 2 microtubules on the central portion.

A

nine pairs of microtubules

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4
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In the respiratory tract ___ prevent infection or mucus (from goblet cells),
bacteria, and dirt from entering the lungs. Nose

A

Cillia

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5
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____ in a frog’s inner ear allow it to detect sounds from its environment. Through these, frogs have a mechanism to detect and escape from potential threats.

A

Stereocillia

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6
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are tail-like structures that provide motility to cells.

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Flagella

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7
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are both found at the basement membrane of epithelial cells.

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Basal infoldings and hemidesmosomes

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8
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help the epithelial tissue provide protection and structural support to the underlying cells.

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Hemidesmosomes

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9
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are responsible for increasing surface area and for ion and fluid transport.

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Basal infoldings

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10
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are found in epithelial cells and are mainly responsible for connecting adjacent cells. Combination

A

Cell junctions

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11
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prevent leakage of substances.

A

Tight junctions

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12
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connect adjacent cells. More bigger

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Adherens Junctions

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13
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connect adjacent cells. Lower part

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Desmosomes

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14
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serve as channels of ions, water and other essential substances.

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Gap junctions

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15
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Are biconcave to aid in the diffusion of gases from the air sacs of the lungs and into the oxygen-deprived tissues of the rest of the body. Transport of Oxygen

A

Red blood cells

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16
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The lack of _____ in red blood cells gives more space for hemoglobin

17
Q

Red blood cells also lack ____. They generate their energy through anaerobic respiration.

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mitochondria

18
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3 types of Bloodcells

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  • Red blood cells
  • White blood cells
  • Platelets
19
Q

White blood cellscan either be ____ or ____

A

granulocytes or agranulocytes

20
Q

5 types of white blood cells

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Monocyte
Lymphocytes
Eosinophil
Basophil
Neutrophil

21
Q

Are the largest cells in the human body and are necessary for sexual reproduction. Only in female

22
Q

travel from the testes to the female’s fallopian tube to facilitate an event called fertilization. Only in male

A

Sperm cells

23
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are responsible for increasing the surface area for absorption.

A

Microvilli

24
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are responsible for movement and sensation, respectively.

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Cilia and stereocilia

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are responsible for locomotion or motility
Flagella
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are responsible for fluid transport and attachment, respectively.
Basal infoldings and hemidesmosomes
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serve as connections between adjacent cells.
Cell junctions
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are responsible for transporting oxygen and protecting the body from pathogens, respectively
Red and white blood cells
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aid in the reproduction process.
Sperm and egg cells
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