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Exam 1

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What are the 3 major divisons of a cell?   show
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What is cytoplasm   show
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show they perform energy requiring activities of the cell They are surrounded by cytoplasm ie. mitochondria, er  
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show 1. Control massafe of material in and out of cell 2. Control Cell interactions 3. Maintain Chemical differences inside and outside of cell  
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show Lipids, Proteins, Carbohydrates  
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Lipids   show
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Proteins   show
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What are integral membrane proteins (span membrane)   show
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Carbohydrates   show
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Glycocalyx   show
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show lipid bilayer -2 fatty acid chains = 2 phosphate group bound glycerol heads *phosphate loves water* *tails hate water* -selectively permeable membrane-  
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show Large Spherical structure that contains genetic material-directs all celular activity  
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Nuclear Envelope   show
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Perinuclear Space   show
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Nuclear Pores   show
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show structural element  
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show material enclosed by nuclear envelope active in protein synthesis  
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show little nucleus site of rRNA synthesis some cells have 2 -help produce ribosomes  
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show cytoplasm=nucleoplasm  
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Endoplasmic reticulum   show
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show also called granular make protein from mRNA ribosomes attached synthesizes lysosomal and secretory proteins  
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show agranular functions: lipid synthesis detoxificationof drugs and alcohol glycogen metabolism; as enzyme that breaks down glycogen and glucose  
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Ribosomes   show
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show attached to rER free in cytoplasm cell membrane  
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Golgi apparatus   show
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parts of golgi aparatus   show
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show ENERGYY serves as a reservoir for calcium ions contains enzyme system that generates ATP  
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Lysosomes   show
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Primary Lysosome   show
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Phagosome   show
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overall intracellular sequence of protein synthesis 3 scenarios   show
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Microphages   show
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show threadlike fibers actin filaments  
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show similar to microtubules always in pairs mitotic spindle fibers  
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show static-braincell stable-liver cell, red blood cell renewing-skin  
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Interphase   show
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show cells that dont intens to divide spend interphase here, includes normal life activities  
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G1 phase   show
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show chromosomal (DNA) replication  
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G2 phase   show
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show division of the cell nucleus  
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Prophase   show
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show chromosomes line up between centrioles, attached by spindle fibers  
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Anaphase   show
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show chromatids draw near centrioles elongate nuclear envelope begins to form  
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show cellular division begins during anaphase by constructing a ring of microfilaments  
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Movements into and out of cell use...   show
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show require mo cellular energy simple diffusion faciltated diffusion osmosis filtration  
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active   show
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simple diffusion   show
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facilitated diffusion   show
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Osmosis   show
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Osmotic Pressure   show
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show higher osmotic pressure -cell has weird shape  
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show lower osmotic pressure -water moves into cell so cell explodes  
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show same osmotic pressiure -hold shape  
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filtration   show
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active transport   show
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endocytosis   show
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3 types of endocytosis   show
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pinocytosis   show
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Primary Lysosome   show
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Phagosome   show
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overall intracellular sequence of protein synthesis 3 scenarios   show
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Microphages   show
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microfilaments   show
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show similar to microtubules always in pairs mitotic spindle fibers  
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types of cell populations   show
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Interphase   show
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show cells that dont intens to divide spend interphase here, includes normal life activities  
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G1 phase   show
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show chromosomal (DNA) replication  
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G2 phase   show
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show division of the cell nucleus  
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show DNA is tightly wound. DNA and proteins condense from chromatin. joined by a centriole  
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show chromosomes line up between centrioles, attached by spindle fibers  
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show Chromatids separate by spindle shortening now called daughter chromosomes  
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Telophase   show
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Cytokenesis   show
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show passive or active processes  
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show require mo cellular energy simple diffusion faciltated diffusion osmosis filtration  
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show require cellular energy active transport endocytosis exocytosis transcytosis # of molecules does not matter  
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show high concentration to low concentration  
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facilitated diffusion   show
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show movement of water through a selectively permeable membrane..high to low concentration  
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show ability of osmosis to generate enough pressure to move a volume of water -increases as the concentration of nonpermeable solute increase  
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show higher osmotic pressure -cell has weird shape  
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show lower osmotic pressure -water moves into cell so cell explodes  
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show same osmotic pressiure -hold shape  
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show smaller molecules are forced through porous membranes hydrostatic pressure important n the body molecules leaving blood capilaries  
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active transport   show
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endocytosis   show
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3 types of endocytosis   show
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pinocytosis   show
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phagocytosis   show
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show requires the substance to bind to a membrane-bound receptor  
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show reverse of endo contents fuse wiht cell membrane contents is released outside the cell  
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show trans-move..goes throughout transports substance rapidly though cell HIV crossing a cell layer  
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