Topic 1 - Cell Structure And Its Components Flashcards

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1
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Label the following electron micrograph

A

See labelled group work

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2
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Why is no lumen evident in the acinus

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Not sliced nearly across the middle so the lumen has been missed

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3
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Name four enzymes secreted by the pancreatic exocrine cells and what is the destination of these enzymes

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Amylase, chymotryosin, lipase, tripsin
Small intestines (duodenum)
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4
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Why is there no nuclear envelope present in a dividing hepatocyte

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Dissolved as undergone mitosis in prophase

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5
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What is the function of the cytoplasmic extensions and lysosomes

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Relaying ongoing signals - cell signalling

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6
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What vesicles arrive at the cis face of the golgi

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Proteins and lipids

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7
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What vesicles emerge from the trans face of the golgi?

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Secretory vesicles

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8
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What is the function of peroxisomes

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Lipid metabolism
Breakdown of fatty acids
Chemical detoxification

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9
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What is the system of abundant, membrane bound spaces called and which sites may contain this arrangement

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Endomembrane system

In ER, nucleus

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10
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Function of the cytoplasm

Disease associated

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Metabolism of carbohydrates, amino acids and nucleotides
Fatty acid synthesis

Anaemia
Glycolysis disorder - enzyme deficiency

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11
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Function of lysosomes and disease associated

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Cellular digestion

Lysosome storage diseases

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12
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Function of golgi and disease associated

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Detoxification reactions
Export proteins

Achindrogenesis type IA

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13
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Function fo mitochondria and disease associated

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ATP synthesis

Mitochondrial disease
Myopathy

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14
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Function of ER and disease associated

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Lipid and steroid synthesis
Cell membrane synthesis
Detoxification

Alzheimer’s
MS

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15
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Function of nucleus and disease associated

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RNA processing and ribosome assembly
DNA synthesis and repair
RNA synthesis

Dilated cardiomyopathy
Heart disease
Leukaemia

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16
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Function of plasma membrane and disease associated

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Transport of ions and small molecules
Cell morphology and movement

Alzheimer’s disease

17
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Function of ribosomes and disease associated

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DNA synthesis and repair
Protein synthesis
RNA processing and synthesis

Bone marrow failure
Cranofacial defects

18
Q

Difference between a prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

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No membrane bound organelles 
Cell wall is made of murein 
Much smaller
Plasmid DNA (no nucleus)
No mitochondria
No cytoskeleton
No histone proteins
Contains a flagella and capsules
70 s ribosomes v 80s
19
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How can difference in bacterial and mammalian structures be exploited by medicine?

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Antibiotics - act on cell wall of bacteria
Use of plasmids - treat insulin as reproduce quickly
Vaccines
Steroids