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A&P Cells Quiz

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KNOW DIAGRAM no word bank by the way
lets things in and out of the cell cell membrane
makes proteins ribosome
powerhouse of the cell mitochondria
transports proteins rough ER
makes ribosomes nucleolus
directs all activity and contains all genetic information nucleus
transports fats smooth ER
packages and delivers proteins golgi apparatus/golgi body
breaks down substances lysosome
what do the cilia and flagella do? transport things in the cell and give it shape and structure
what is another name for the cell membrane phospholipid bilayer
what is the connection between diabetes and the cell membrane? the glut4 protein in the cell membrane stops working and doesn't let glucose in the cell
situs inversus organs are flipped
cystic fibrosis disorder of the cell membrane- mucus builds up on the cell membrane of the lungs symptoms- coughing/weezing, infection, weight loss treatment- mucus thinners, chest PT, breathing devices, antibiotics
mitochondrial disorder cells don't produce enough ATP
lysosomal storage disorder lysosomes are unable to clear toxic chemicals from the cell
PCD (primary ciliary dyskenisa) changes the structure and function of the cilia - plays a role in situs inversus because the cilia play a part in where the organs are transported in growth
Created by: KAYLEA FALK
 

 



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