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The Cell (PPT based) Flashcards

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each cell is a discrete entity bound by a membrane that “isolates” it from it environment

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Cell

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What are the 3 components of the body?

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  1. Cell
  2. Intercellular or extracellular substances
  3. Body fluids
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materials that lie between cells to support and nourish them

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Intercellular or extracellular substances

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Body fluids includes:

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  1. Blood
  2. Tissue or intercellular fluid
  3. Lymph
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5
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Body fluids:
confined within the vascular system

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Blood

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Body fluids:
between and around cells

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tissue or intercellular fluid

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Body fluids:
drain tissue fluid back to the venous system

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lymph

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The science concerned with the minute structure of cells, tissues and organs in relation to their function.

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Histology: Microanatomy

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9
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the smallest unit of protoplasm capable of living independently. It is the structural and functional unit of the body.

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The cell

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10
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2 types of cells:
found in primitive cells such as bacteria

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PROKARYOTIC

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2 types of cells:
in all higher plants and animals

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EUKARYOTIC

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12
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2 types of cells:
metabolic and hereditary components are mixed

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PROKARYOTIC

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13
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2 types of cells:
bulk or hereditary material is isolated in a membrane-bound nucleus lying in the remainder of the cell or cytoplasm

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EUKARYOTIC

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14
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2 types of cells:
have no histones (specific basic proteins) bound to their DNA

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PROKARYOTIC

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15
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2 types of cells:
no membranous organelles

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PROKARYOTIC

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16
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What are the components of protoplasm?

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  1. Protein
  2. Nucleic acids
  3. Carbohydrates
  4. Lipid
  5. Inorganic Materials
  6. Water
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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
main structural elements of the cell and the intercellular material

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PROTEIN

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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
exist as: pure lipoprotein, glycoprotein, proteoglycan, or mucoprotein

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PROTEIN

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NUCLEIC ACIDS:
found mainly in the nucleus

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DNA

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20
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NUCLEIC ACIDS:
nucleus and cytoplasm

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RNA

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21
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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
as glucose, stored as glycogen

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CARBOHYDRATES

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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
- also an energy source
- important component of cellular membrane

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LIPID

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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
- exists as: free radicals
- sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), magnesium (Mg2+), calcium (Ca2+), phosphate (HPO42-), chloride (Cl-), and bicarbonate (HCO3-)

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

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Essential function of this is the:
maintenance of osmotic pressure gradients

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

25
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Essential function of this is the:
muscle contraction/relaxation

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

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Essential function of this is the:
tissue rigidity (e.g. bone)

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

27
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Essential function of this is the:
cell adhesion

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

28
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Essential function of this is the:
enzyme activation

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INORGANIC MATERIALS

29
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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
75% of protoplasm

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Water

30
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COMPONENTS OF PROTOPLASM:
partly free: available for metabolic processes
partly bound to protein: as a structural component

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Water

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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:

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Irritability
Conductivity
Contractility
Respiration
Absorption
Secretion
Excretion
Growth

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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
capability to respond to a stimulus

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Irritability

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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
can transmit a wave of excitation (an electrical impulse) throughout the cell from the point of stimulus

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Conductivity

34
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
highly developed in nerve cells lesser extent, in muscle cells

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Conductivity

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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
property of changing shape in the sense of shortening
ex. Muscle cells

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Contractility

36
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
essential for life. Process whereby food substances and oxygen within the cell interact chemically to produce energy, carbon dioxide and water

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Respiration

37
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
imbibition of materials that later may be assimilated by the cell in metabolism or otherwise utilized

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Absorption

38
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
process by which cell extrudes material (useful)

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Secretion

39
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
such as digestive enzyme or a hormone

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Secretion

40
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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
extrusion of waste material from the cell

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Excretion

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PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM:
increase in size

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Growth

42
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3 main structural components of cytoplasm:

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organelles
inclusions
cytoskeleton

43
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What is the fluid component of cytoplasm?

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cytosol

44
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exhibits functional interactions among organelles

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cytosol

45
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Results in:
a. uptake and release of material
b. protein synthesis

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cytosol

46
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Parts of an organelles:

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Plasma membrane
Ribosomes
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Annulate lamellae
Mitochondria
Golgi complex (apparatus)
Coated vesicles
Lysosomes
Peroxisomes
Centrioles

47
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Inclusions of cytoplasm:

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Glycogen
Lipid droplets
Lipofuscin

48
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Parts of cytoskeleton:

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Microtubules
Microfilaments
Intermediate filaments
Microtrabecular lattice

49
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metabolically active units of living matter

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ORGANELLES

50
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limited by a membrane

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ORGANELLES

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