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Cells/Membranes

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Mitosis=   cell division  
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Cells were named by who?   Robert Hooke  
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The 4 elements of cells are?   carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen  
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Cells are what % of water?   60%  
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Cytology=   study of cells  
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When many metals are in there ionic form and carry an electric charge, what are they called?   electrolytes  
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Plasma membrane (cell membrane) are:   fragile, surrounds each cell  
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The nucleus is:   control center of the cell, contains genes  
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The cell membrane is?   selectively permeable (lets certain things in and lets certain things out  
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What is need for for protein manufacture?   nucleolus  
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What is necessary for cell repoduction?   DNA  
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What is the control center of the cell?   nucleus  
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Genes are contained in what?   nucleus  
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What does Microvilli do?   increase surface area, thus increasing the ability to absorb  
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Cytoplasm:   holds cell contents, contains organelles (little organs)  
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Cell membranes contains?   phospholipids and cholesterol  
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Ribosomes=   site of protein synthesis  
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Endoplasmic reticulum (ER)=   is used for storage and transport  
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Rough endoplasmic reticulum function?   cells membrane factory  
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum function?   lipid metabolism and detoxification of drugs  
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Golgi apparatus=   secretes mucus  
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Lysosomes contain what type of enzyme?   digestive  
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Proteasomes do what?   destroy protein molecules which have been damaged or were needed for just a short time  
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Mitochondria do what?   supply most of the ATP also referred to as power house  
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Centrioles do what?   help separate chromosomes in cell division  
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Cells contain cytoplasm also known as?   protoplasm (living matter}  
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Plasma membrane are: also known cell membrane   fragile, surround each cell  
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What are the 4 functions of proteins?   act as cell-to-cell recongnition, may serve as hormone receptors,help to form pores, serve as carriers  
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DNA is contained within the?   chromatin  
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DNA is absolutely needed for what?   cell reproduction  
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The cell membrane is?   selectively permeable (lets certain things in, lets certain thins out  
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The what is within the Nucleus and what does it contain?   Nucleolus, Contains DNA, RNA, and proteins  
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What is the nucleolus is needed for what?   protein manufacture  
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What site are ribosomes assembled?   nucleolus  
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What does cytoplasm do?   holds the cell contents, contains organelles "little organs", cell membranes contains phospholipids and cholestrol  
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Endoplasmic reticulum are used for?   storage and transport  
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Golgi apparatus does what?   secrete mucus  
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What does cilia do?   propel other substances along the cells surface  
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What do cilia look like?   small whiplike extensions  
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Flagellum does what?   propels the cell itself projections are longer than cilia and are called flagella  
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Solvent=   substances present in larger amounts in a solution  
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Solute=   substance present in small amounts in a solution  
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Solution=   solvent + solute  
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Diffusion=   movement of molecules from area high concentration (of many collisions) to an area of low concentration (of fewer collisions)  
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Osmosis=   diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane  
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Filtration=   water and solutes forced through a membrane  
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Facilitated filtration=   water and solutes forced through a membrane with the help of protein  
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Phagocytosis=   cell eating (active)  
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Pinocytosis=   cell drinking (stationary)  
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What are the stages of Mitosis?   Prophase, Metaphase,Anaphase, Telophase  
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Benign=   noncancerous, cannot spread, may enlarged, treated by surgery or leave it alone  
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Malignant=   cancerous, can spread, treated by radiation, chemotherapy, surgery  
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Hyperplasia or hypertrophy=   increase in tissue size  
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Stem cell=   unspecialized cell that may become many different types of cells  
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Meiosis=   cell division of reproductive cells  
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Connective tissues do what?   connect and support  
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Epithelial tissue does what?   covers and lines the body surfaces, also avascular  
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What are the 4 functions of Epithelial tissues?   protection, filtration, absorption, secretion  
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Simple squamous epithelia=   single layer of cells  
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Simple cuboidal epithelia=   common in glands and their ducts  
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Simple columnar epithelia=   provides some protection and may also occur in areas of absorption or secretion  
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Pseudostratified epithelia= or Ciliated   lines much of the respiratory tract  
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Muscle tissues one function is to?   contract and shorten  
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Smooth muscle tissue=   also known as visceral, peristalsis-wave like contraction, involuntary  
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Skeletal muscle tissue=   striated and is voluntary  
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Cardiac tissue is only found in the?   heart, involuntary  
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Nueron=   nerve cell  
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Neuroglia=   nerve glue  
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PNS=   peripheral nervous system  
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Axon=   caries impulses away from the cell body  
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Dendrites=   carries impulses toward the cell body  
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Synapse=   space between cell bodies  
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Neurotransmiter=   chemical  
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What consist of cells that make and secrete a secretion?   a gland  
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Endocrine glands are?   ductless  
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Exocrine glands have?   ducts  
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Bone connective tissue=   bone has good blood supply  
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Osseous=   bone cell  
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Osteo=   bone  
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Cartilage=   avascular  
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Dense connective tissue, Tendons=   attach muscle to bone  
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Dense connective tissue, Ligaments=   bone to bone  
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Collagen fibers are?   strong fibers  
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Elastin fibers=   stretch & recoil  
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Loose connective tissue, Areolar=   tissue that soaks up fluid from an inflamed area. Becomes puffy (edema)  
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Loose connective tissue, Adipose=   stores fat, insulator  
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What is the only liquid tissue?   blood  
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Scar tissue=   strong, lacks the flexibility of most normal tissue  
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Metastasis=   spreading of cancer cells from 1 organ or tissue to another  
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Mucous membranes secrete?   mucus, and are open to the outside  
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Serous membranes secrete?   serous fluid  
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Cutaneous membrane=   skin  
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What is the control center of the cell?   mitochondria  
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What part of the cell is the 'power house'?   mitochondria  
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Lysosomes contain?   digestive enzymes  
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What is needed for protein manufacture?   nucleolus  
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Which type of tissue moves the bones?   skeletal  
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