Week 2 Flashcards
Cell
smallest LIVING unit
Intracellular Fluid
-Fluid inside the cell
-40% of water in the body
-HIGH Protein
-HIGH Potassium
Extracellular Fluid
-Fluid outside the cell
-Consists of Interstitial Fluid & intravascular fluid
Interstitial Fluid
-AKA Interstitium
-Fluid between cells
-LOW Water
-HIGH Sodium
-LOW Protein
Intravascular Fluid
-Fluid inside a vessel
-Plasma
-HIGH Sodium
-LOW Protein
Plasma
Fluid that transports/carries blood cells
Phospholipid Structure
Hydrophilic side = Head
Hydrophobic side = Tails
Diffusion
movement of a substance across the membrane
Facilitated Diffusion
-Substance comes into the cell with the help of a channel protein
-Does NOT need energy
Osmosis
-Diffusion of water through the membrane down its concentration gradient
- Water is polar = needs channel proteins
What happens when you put a cell in a HYPERtonic solution?
-Hypertonic NEEDS water
-Cell loses water and shrivels up
-Solution sucks the water out
What happens when you put a cell in a HYPOtonic solution?
-Hypotonic GIVES water
- Cell absorbs water then grows/swells up and can break
What happens when you put a cell in an ISOtonic solution?
-Isotonic has equal concentration
-Cell does not gain or lose water
Active Transport
A=ATP
- NEEDS energy (ATP) to work
ex. sodium/potassium pump
Endocytosis
-Bring things into the cell
-Active Transport
-Needs energy
Pinocytosis
-Takes in SMALL things
-Non-Selective
Receptor-Mediated
-Lock & Key System
- Selective
- If a substance has the key to the receptor a gate can open
Exocytosis
-Pushing things OUT of the cell
-Needs Energy
Parts of the Human Cell
-Endoplasmic Reticulum
-Golgi Apparatus
-Mitochondrion
-Cytoskeleton
-Nucleus
Endoplasmic Reticulum
- Rough ER
- Studs (Ribosomes)
- Helps make protein
-protein comes from RNA
- Smooth ER
-makes lipids