WEEK 2: Cells Flashcards

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The basic structural and functional unit in all tissues. Highly organized structures. Their forms and functions are dependent on the genetic expression by each cell type.

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Cells

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Are plasma membrane, mitochondria, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, secretory vesicles or granules, lysosomes, proteasomes and peroxisomes or microbodies.

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Cytoplasmic organelles

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A meshwork of protein rods and tubules that molds the distinctive structures of a cell, positioning organelles and providing three-dimensional shape. Includes the microtubules, microfilaments, and intermediate filaments. FOR SUPPORT.

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Cytoskeleton

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An essential process in humans and all multicellular organisms is. It is a form of cell division that produces two cells, each of which has the same complement of chromosomes as the parental cells.

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Mitosis

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Bone, blood, nerve and muscle cells are called

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Somatic cells/ Body cells

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two copies of the genome is called ____. Ex: Somatic cells

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diploid

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one copy of the genome is called ______. Ex: Sperm and egg cells

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haploid

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Cells are composed of macromolecules important in biological processes. The major groups of these substances are: ____ (4)

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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids

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macromolecules that provide energy

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carbohydrates

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macromolecules that provide insulation and store energy

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lipids

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macromolecules that have many diverse functions in the body, and are important in blood clotting, nerve transmission, muscle contraction, and immunity, while others serve and catalysts.

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proteins

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Most important in genetics are: ___ (2)

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DNA and RNA

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Organelle. All cells are surrounded by a ____ a covering that defines cell boundary. The ____ actively controls the movement of materials in and out of the cell. COVERING OF THE CELL.

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Plasma membrane

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Most animals have _____ or cell coat. The _____ provides biochemical identity at the surface of cells, and the components of the coat that establish cellular identity are under genetic control.

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Glycocalyx

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Organelle. A membrane bound structure that houses the DNA, which is complex with protein into thin fibers.

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Nucleus

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Nucleic acid. The nucleolus, present inside the nucleus, is where ribosomal ____ is synthesized.

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Organelle. The remainder of the cell within the plasma membrane, excluding the nucleus, is called as the _____ and includes a variety of organelles. GEL-LIKE

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Organelle. The ______ appears smooth in places where it serves as site for synthesis of fatty acids and phospholipids, and in other places, appears rough as it is studded with ribosomes.

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Organelle. Are sites of protein synthesis, guided by the information contained in the mRNA.

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Organelle. The _____ provide energy by breaking down nutrients from food. The energy liberated from food is captured and stored in the bonds present in a molecule called adenosine triphosphate (ATP). 1 carbohydrate: 15 ATP

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Mitochondria

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Organelle. Are a pair of complex structure that are located in a specialized region called the centrosome.

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Centrioles

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Long and hollow. Provide many cellular movements. Composed of a pair of protein called tubulin. They form the cilia, which are hair-like structures.

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Microtubules

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These are long, thin rods composed of many molecules of the protein actin. Solid and narrower than microtubules, they enable cells to withstand stretching and compression. They also help to anchor one cell to another.

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Microfilaments

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They have diameters intermediate between those of microtubules and microfilaments. They are abundant in skin and nerve cells. In actively dividing skin cells, it forms a strong inner framework that firmly attaches cells to each other and to the underlying tissue.

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Intermediate Filaments

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An early stage of embryo development and represents a period in the organism's life when most of the cells are constantly dividing. Moreover, the dividing cell have very large and easily seen chromosomes, so it is easy to find lots of cells in each stage of mitosis. Human chromosomes on the other hand, are not clearly visible at higher power magnification. So, for student purposes, _______ are used.
Whitefish Blastula
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Mitosis: Interphase. Growth: the cells grow in size and carry out their normal day to day activities. CELLS GROW
G1 Phase
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Mitosis: Interphase. Prior to mitosis, the cell prepares itself by duplicating its chromosomes and other cellular contents. The chromosomes at this stage are dispersed and not visible using a light microscope. Before DNA synthesis, each of the cell's chromosomes consist of one chromatid. After DNA synthesis, each of the cell's chromosomes consist of 2 genetically identical sister chromatids attached at the centromere. CHROMOSOMES REPLICATE
S Phase
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Mitosis: Interphase. The cell prepares the enzymes and machinery for mitosis. PREPARES FOR MITOSIS
G2 Phase
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Mitosis. Start of division. Chromosomes become condense. Nuclear membrane become disperse.
Prophase
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Mitosis. Mitotic spindle attached to the centromere. "Dance of mitosis"
Metaphase
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Mitosis. The mitotic spindle apparatus pulls the sister chromatids of each chromosome apart by attaching to each centromere and then pull the chromatids to each pole of the cell.
Anaphase
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Chromosomes and spindle fibers begin to disperse. Cytokinesis begins. The nuclear envelope forms again around the nuclei.
Telophase
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Formation of daughter cells. In animals, like the whitefish, a cleavage furrow, a contractile ring of muscle like fibers, pinches the cell into two.
Cytokinesis
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ER that has ribosomes
Rough ER
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ER that has no ribosomes. Synthesize phospholipids and fatty acids
Smooth ER
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