Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Three major components of a cell

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  1. Plasma membrane
  2. Cytoplasm/cytosol
  3. Organelles
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Plasma membrane function

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Define and protect the cell, semipermeable

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3
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Composition of cell membrane

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Phospholipid bilayer

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4
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What other things are in the phospholipid bilayer?

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Proteins, cholesterol, carbohydrates

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5
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Three types of passive transport

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Simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis

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Passive diffusion that required a concentration gradient and semipermeable membrane

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Simple diffusion

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7
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Diffusion of H2O

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Osmosis

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Simple diffusion that involves a H2O concentration gradient and a membrane permeable to water and not solute

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Osmosis

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9
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Solute concentration in a cell

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Tonicity

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10
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Typical tonicity

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300 mOsm

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11
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What is a cell when there is no net osmosis

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Isotonic

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12
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Water leaves cell since more solute is outside cell

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Hypertonic

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13
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Water enter cell since more solute is inside the cell

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Hypotonic

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14
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Passive diffusion that requires a concentration gradient and is mediated by proteins such as channels

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Facilitated diffusion

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15
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Active transport requirements

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ATP present, proteins to move against gradient

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16
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Active transport types

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Primary, secondary, vesicular

17
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What does primary AT utilize?

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Pumps and ATP

18
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AT that uses gradient from primary AT to move other solutes against their gradients.

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Secondary Active Transport

19
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Three types of vesicular transport

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Exocytosis, endocytosis, phagocytosis

20
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DNA becomes mRNA

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Transcription

21
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mRNA becomes proteins

22
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Membrane organelle containing DNA

23
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What occurs in the rough ER?

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Protein formation

24
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What occurs in the smooth ER?

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Lipid synthesis, calcium storage

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What occurs in the golgi?
Sorting and shipping proteins
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What creates ATP?
Mitochondria
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What digests unwanted cellular material?
Lysosomes
28
Planned cell death
Apoptosis
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What occurs at ribosomes?
Protein formation
30
Functions in support and movement
Cytoskeleton
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Hairlike, moves mucus and water along cell surface
Cilia
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Moves sperm
Flagellum
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Increases membrane surface to increase absorption
Microvilli
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Creation of two identical daughter cells
Mitosis
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Creates four genetically unique cells
Meiosis
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Only cells that meiosis occurs in
Gametes
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Cell growth and DNA replications occurs in this cell phase
Interphase
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Cell division occurs in this cell phase
Mitotic
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