Kanishk Lalith/Ch:2 Cytology

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what does cytology mean?

study of cells

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what is cell theory

cell is smallest unit of life

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3 scientist who made cell thoery

Matthias Schleidon. Theodore Schwann, Rudolf Virchow

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how are cells limited in size

theyll only grow so big

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pro-

before

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karyo-

nucleus

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fimbriae

attatchment structures on surface

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nuceloid?

region where DNA is located ()no membrane

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oid-?

resembles

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eu-

true

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how big are animal vs prokary

100X the size

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what is cell membrane

porvides a membrane boundary for cell

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what does cell membrane act as

semi permeable mebrane

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semi permeable?

be able to be penetrated

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phospholipid bi layer?

hydro loving heads and hydro hating tails

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philia?

like or love

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phobic?

afraid

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microvilli?

tiny hairs increase surface area

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what is cytoplasm made of

compostion and cytoskeleton

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what happens when to much waste in cell

becomes toxic

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what do all living things need to be surrounded by

fluid

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purpose of phospholipid bi layer

seperate 2 fluid comparments

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what are embedded proteins

proteins embeded within phospholipid, glycoproteins

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what are ion channels

open and close to let stuff in and out for specific things

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what are transporter(carriers) proteins

carry specific sugars and amino acids, may require energy

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what are enzymes

catalyze specific reactions

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what are receptor sites

specific for certain hormones and drugs

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what are recognition sites

allow white blood cell to recognize body cell from foreign cell

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what are side effects

stuff that can happen because of something

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what are 2 immunosuppressant drugs

corticosteroids and predrisone

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what is thalidomide

morning sickness prevention drug

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side effect of thaliiomide

babies mutated extremities

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nucelus?

controls cell has chromosones, pores

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nucleolus

stores RNA

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chromatin?

uncoiled DNA

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chromosomes

coiled DNA

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Endoplasmic reticulum?

tubular canals connected nuclear membrane with cell membrane and functions like a little circulatory system within cell for transport for molecules

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function of ER

like a little circulatory system within cell for transport for molecules

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function of smooth ER

contains enzyme systems involved in lipid and steroid metabolism

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what is on rough ER

ribosomes

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ribosomes?

composed mostly of RNA, synthesized in the nucleolus of cell, where proteins arere synthesized

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what is golgi complex?

stack of mebranous saccules

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golgi complex function?

stores, modifies, and packages chemical susbtances formed in ER

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vacuoles?

storage containers

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vessicles?

storage containers

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lysosomes?

suicide bags, formed from saccules and contain digestive enzymes

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what do lysosomes contain

digestive enzymes

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where are lysosomes made

sacculles of golgi complex

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autolysis?

programmed cell death

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what are mitochondria

power house of the cell

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what is cellular respiration

generation of ATP

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centrioles?

involved in cell division, ring of 9 sets of 3 protein cylinders that can contract

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where to find centrioles

in cytoplasm near nucleur envelope

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2 organeles for motion

flagella and cilia

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flagella?

whip like tail

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cilia

fine motile hairs

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2 common places cilia found

in airway of lungs and in fallopian tubes

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interphase?

period when the cell is formed until the cell starts too divide

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g1?

period of cell growth, active protein synhtesisi and formation of cytoplasmic organeities

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s phase?

the chromosmes replicate

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g2 ?

period of cell growth, formation of mitotic structures

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4 steps in mitotic phase

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase

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prophase?

cell prepares to divide

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metaphase

chromsomes line up in middle of cell

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anpahase

chromosmes move apart to opposite ends of cell

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telophase

cytokinesis cell constricts into 2 cells

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cytokinesis?

cell constricts into 2 cells

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How often do skin, blood, and cells lining the alimentary canal divide

continously through life

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ailmentary canal?

passage where food passes through the body

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how often do liver and kidney cells divide

divide as needed

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how often do muscle and nerve cells divide

they dont they lost their mitotic abillity

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amitotic

do not divide

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2 types of abornaml cell division

hyperplasiaa and neoplasm

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hyperplasia?

increase in number of cells

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neoplasiam

creates tumors

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what are malignant tumors known as

cancer

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end resullt of meiosis

haploid sex cells sperm and ova

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where does meiosis occur

occurs in reproductive organs

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karyokinesis

division of a cell nucleus during mitosis.

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soma?

the parts of an organism other than the reproductive cells.

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karyotype

chromosme chart