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Section 1

(50 cards)

selectively permeable

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allows: small, unchanged, polar molecules; hydrophobic molecules blocks: large polar molecules; ions

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ion channels

Front

ions; gated channels

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adhesion proteins

Front

attaches cells to cells; provides anchors for filaments

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recognition proteins

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unique identification; glycoproteins EX: blood types

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chloroplasts

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(plant cells only) carry out photosynthesis; two membranes

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plasma membrane

Front

separates internal metabolic event; controls mvmnt of materials

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smooth ER

Front

w/o ribosomes; synthesis of lipids and steroids, metabolizes CHO, detoxification

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rough ER

Front

w/ ribosomes; synthesis of proteins and glycoproteins, produces new membrane

Back

lysosomes

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(animal cells only) vesicles from Golgi with hydrolytic enzymes; break down material in cytosol for recycling; low pH

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mitochondria

Front

carry out cellular respiration; two membranes allow separation of metabolic processes

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chromosomes

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DNA becomes rod-shaped as cell begins division; includes 2 long DNA molecules and histone proteins

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receptor proteins

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provide binding sites; activates specific cell response

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chromatin

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DNA spread through nucleus like web

Back

golgi apparatus

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collect, modify, and package proteins, CHO and lipids

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gated channels

Front

open and close in response to stimuli EX: nerve and muscle cells

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transport proteins

Front

use ATP (active transport) EX: sodium-potassium pump

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centrioles

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(animal cells only) microtubule organizing centers; create spine apparatus in cell division

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nuclear envelope

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2 bilipid layers; bounded to nucleus, continuous with ER

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peripheral proteins

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attached to membrane surface

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organelles

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bodies within cytoplasm; chemical rxns isolated, able to take place w/o interference; large surface areas to max. space for rxns

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cholesterol

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stability to animal cells; @ high T=maintain firmness, @ low T=allows flexibility

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contractile vacuoles

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collect and pump water in cell

Back

microfilaments

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made of protein actin; found in cells that move by shape change, e.g. muscle cells; cell motility

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carrier proteins

Front

specific molecules bind, changing protein shape

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transport vesicles

Front

move materials btwn organelles

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histones

Front

organize long DNA

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intermediate filaments

Front

support for cell shape

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free ribosomes

Front

in cytosol; proteins made function within cell EX: enzymes that catalyze sugar breakdown

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cilia

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short, many, back-and-forth mvmnt; 9+2 microtubule EX: line respiratory tract

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extracellular matrix

Front

(animal cells only) mechanical support, helps bind adjacent cells

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aquaporins

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channel proteins; increase rate of H20 passage

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integral proteins

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imbedded in bilipid layer

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nucleosomes

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coiling of DNA by histones

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cell junctions

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anchor cells together for cellular exchange

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ribosome

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2 RNA subunits + proteins; free v bound; protein synthesis

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tight junctions

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(animals) seal that prevents cellular exchange

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unsaturated fatty acid membrane

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not packed tight; flexible membrane

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nuclear pores

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passageway for proteins and RNA

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food vacuoles

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receive nutrients; usually merge with lysosomes

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saturated fatty acid membrane

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packed tight; rigid membrane

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peroxisomes

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animals: breakdown H202, fatty acids, AAs; plants: modify by-products of photosynthesis

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nucleus

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contains DNA and nucleoli; site of cell division

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nucleoli

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concentrations of DNA in process of manufacturing ribosomes

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channel proteins

Front

passage for hydrophillic substances

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anchoring junctions

Front

(animals) protein attachments between cells EX: desmosome

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cell walls

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(plant cells only) support

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bound ribosomes

Front

attached to ER or nuclear envelope; proteins made function within cell membrane or exported from cell

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central vacuoles

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(plant cells only) contain most of plant cell interior; exert tugor when full for cell rigidity; functions specialized: 1) store starch, nutrients, waste, etc. 2) lysosome function 3) cell growth by absorbing H20 4) renders large SA-to-V ratio

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microtubules

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made of protein tubulin; found in spindle apparatus (guides chromosome mvmnt in cell division); support and motility for cell activity

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flagella

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long, few, snake-like mvmnt; 9+2 microtubule EX: sperm

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Section 2

(27 cards)

passive transport

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[higher] to [lower]; increases w/ increase in [x], temp., smaller particle size

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pressure potential

Front

measurement of pressure, in an open container usually = 0

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phagocytosis

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cellular eating; undissolved material enters cell; forms phagocytic vesicle

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hypertonic

Front

solute hypertonic to solution=higher [solutes]

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water potential

Front

movement of water from where there is high potential to low potential; based upon solute and pressure components

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gap junctions

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(animals) (communication) narrow tunnels; basically channel protein connecting 2 cells

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electrochemical gradient

Front

combo. of concentration and electrical voltage gradients of ions

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plasmolysis

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osmosis out of cell

Back

diffusion

Front

random mvmnt leads to net mvmnt from [high] to [low]

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endocytosis

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capture substance outside cell, fuse w/ membrane, release contents into cell; 3 types: phagocytosis, pinocytosis, receptor-mediated

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solute potential

Front

=-iCRT i = ionization constant (NaCl = 2, glucose = 1) C = concentration (M) R = constant (0.0831 mol-liters/bar K) T = temperature (K) more solute = lower overall potential

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facilitated diffusion

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diffusion through channel or carrier proteins

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communication junctions

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allow chemical and electrical signal passage

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receptor-mediated endocytosis

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specific molec. (ligands) binds to site, resulting in pinocytosis

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exocytosis

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fuse w/ membrane, release contents outside cell

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osmosis

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diffusion of water across selectively permeable mmbrn

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hypotonic

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solute hypotonic to solution=lower [solutes]

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turgor pressure

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osmosis into cell

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plasmodesmata

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(plants) (communication) narrow tunnels; like gap junctions

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cell lysis

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swelling of cell b/c excess turgor pressure

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pinocytosis

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cellular drinking; dissolved material enters cell; forms liquid vesicle

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cotransport

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protein that allows downhill mvmt to drive another uphill; E for uphill from [gradient] from downhill

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vesicular transport

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uses vesicles to move substances across plasma mmbrn

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active transport

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[lower] to [higher]; requires use of E (usually ATP)

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isotonic

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[solute]=[solution]

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prokaryotes

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plasma membrane, DNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell wall

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bulk flow

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collective movement in response to pressure

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