transport dysfunction: cholera Flashcards

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1
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  • a large cell
  • a thought experiment to understand the epithelium
  • a conceptual model for the intestinal lining
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cell giganticus

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six pack balancing act

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cell giganticus

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3
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  • the name of the strategy in which cells are lined up
  • ______ strategy
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mcmaster

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4
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when molecules travel THROUGH the cell

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transcellular

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5
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when molecules travel in BETWEEN the cell

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paracellular

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6
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this type of lining can be modelled as a six pack of beer

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epithelial

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7
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driving forces on water

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  • hydrostatic pressure
  • osmotic pressure
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8
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water follows ____

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salt

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9
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_____ follows salt

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water

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10
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the only poet who respected science

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auden

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  • greatest scientific contribution of the 19th century
  • the exchanges of matter and energy in the universe
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thermodynamics

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this law says there is a fixed amnt of energy in the world

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conservation law

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this law says useless energy will overwhelm the universe

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entropy law

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14
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no exchange of matter or energy in this system

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isolated

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15
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exchange of energy, not matter in this system

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closed

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16
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exchange of energy and matter in this system

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open

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17
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classical thermodynamics could not deal with this type of system

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open

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18
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cheats in the entropy game

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open systems

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19
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  • property of thermodynamic system
  • independent of size, non-additive
  • pressure/electrical potential/temperature/concentration
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intensive

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  • property of thermodynamic system
  • dependent on size, additive
  • volume/electrical charge/heat content/amount of matter
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extensive

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21
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change in pressure causes a change in…

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volume

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22
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a change in concentration causes a change in…

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amount of matter

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23
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a change in electrical potential causes a change in…

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charge

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a change in temperature causes a change in…

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- the norm in biological systems - when each flow can be affected by other driving forces bc there are multiple flows
cross effects/interactions
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this principle states that we cannot couple scalar to vector quantities in an isotropic medium
curie-prigogine
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this type of material show the same properties in all directions
isotropic
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this type of material show diff. properties in diff. directions
anisotropic
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- the fundamental glory of mother nature - keeps us all alive
membrane
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- internal entropy prod'n is given by the _____ function - measure of the rate of decrease in the ability to produce useful work
dissipation
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permits living cells to make the best compromise with the inexorable, dynamical laws of the universe
membrane
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a matter of exquisite discrimination
life
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the beer model is also called the ____ model
diamond
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the malabsorption of water
diarrhea
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the cells at the top of the villus do this: ______ the cells at the bottom of the villus do this: ______ *two diff answers
1. absorption 2. secretion
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this transporter on secretion cells brings chloride into the cell AFTER the sodium-potassium transporter creates a driving force
NKCC transporter
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- gram negative bacteria - comma shaped
cholera
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- mobile - single polar flagellum - aerobic - prefers alkaline, high-salt environments
cholera
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what shape is the B subunit of the cholera toxin?
pentameric
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second stage of cholera entering the body
colonization
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which cholera subunit just gets broken down?
B
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in the endoplasmic reticulum, what unfolds the A-subunit before it refolds and increases AC and thus cAMP?
PDI (protein disulfide isomerase)
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cholera stops intrinsic ____ase activity in the alpha subunit from working
GTP
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the single molecular step that makes cholera a nasty bugger is called ____ _______
ADP ribosylation
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tubelike structures in the epithelium
crypts
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cAMP reduces ______ absorption cAMP increases ________ secretion
1. sodium 2. chloride
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most effective treatment for cholera
ORT (oral rehydration therapy)
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to promote re-absorption and restore fluid balance, we give salt with ______
glucose
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hamilton's forgotten epidemic
cholera
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prior to the 1800s, cholera was a local disease confined to a _____ in ______
delta in bengal
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the movement of which troops led to the spread of choelra?
british
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who looked at cholera as an epidemic in london?
john snow
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which area in london was most impacted by cholera?
southwark
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where did the companies supplying southwark with water, get their water from?
thames
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when both limbs of a study are equivalent/both groups are represented
equipoise
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- infections which spread by the air - something cholera was not
miasma
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who discovered the cholera toxin?
S.N. De
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which two scientists worked on the connection btwn cholera and cAMP?
- Field - Greenough
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whose team led to effort to popularize ORT during the bangladesh war by creating sachets of glucose, baking soda, and salt?
Mahalanabis