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what does cytology mean?
study of cells
what is cell theory
cell is smallest unit of life
3 scientist who made cell thoery
Matthias Schleidon. Theodore Schwann, Rudolf Virchow
how are cells limited in size
theyll only grow so big
pro-
before
karyo-
nucleus
fimbriae
attatchment structures on surface
nuceloid?
region where DNA is located ()no membrane
oid-?
resembles
eu-
true
how big are animal vs prokary
100X the size
what is cell membrane
porvides a membrane boundary for cell
what does cell membrane act as
semi permeable mebrane
semi permeable?
be able to be penetrated
phospholipid bi layer?
hydro loving heads and hydro hating tails
philia?
like or love
phobic?
afraid
microvilli?
tiny hairs increase surface area
what is cytoplasm made of
compostion and cytoskeleton
what happens when to much waste in cell
becomes toxic
what do all living things need to be surrounded by
fluid
purpose of phospholipid bi layer
seperate 2 fluid comparments
what are embedded proteins
proteins embeded within phospholipid, glycoproteins
what are ion channels
open and close to let stuff in and out for specific things
what are transporter(carriers) proteins
carry specific sugars and amino acids, may require energy
what are enzymes
catalyze specific reactions
what are receptor sites
specific for certain hormones and drugs
what are recognition sites
allow white blood cell to recognize body cell from foreign cell
what are side effects
stuff that can happen because of something
what are 2 immunosuppressant drugs
corticosteroids and predrisone
what is thalidomide
morning sickness prevention drug
side effect of thaliiomide
babies mutated extremities
nucelus?
controls cell has chromosones, pores
nucleolus
stores RNA
chromatin?
uncoiled DNA
chromosomes
coiled DNA
Endoplasmic reticulum?
tubular canals connected nuclear membrane with cell membrane and functions like a little circulatory system within cell for transport for molecules
function of ER
like a little circulatory system within cell for transport for molecules
function of smooth ER
contains enzyme systems involved in lipid and steroid metabolism
what is on rough ER
ribosomes
ribosomes?
composed mostly of RNA, synthesized in the nucleolus of cell, where proteins arere synthesized
what is golgi complex?
stack of mebranous saccules
golgi complex function?
stores, modifies, and packages chemical susbtances formed in ER
vacuoles?
storage containers
vessicles?
storage containers
lysosomes?
suicide bags, formed from saccules and contain digestive enzymes
what do lysosomes contain
digestive enzymes
where are lysosomes made
sacculles of golgi complex
autolysis?
programmed cell death
what are mitochondria
power house of the cell
what is cellular respiration
generation of ATP
centrioles?
involved in cell division, ring of 9 sets of 3 protein cylinders that can contract
where to find centrioles
in cytoplasm near nucleur envelope
2 organeles for motion
flagella and cilia
flagella?
whip like tail
cilia
fine motile hairs
2 common places cilia found
in airway of lungs and in fallopian tubes
interphase?
period when the cell is formed until the cell starts too divide
g1?
period of cell growth, active protein synhtesisi and formation of cytoplasmic organeities
s phase?
the chromosmes replicate
g2 ?
period of cell growth, formation of mitotic structures
4 steps in mitotic phase
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
prophase?
cell prepares to divide
metaphase
chromsomes line up in middle of cell
anpahase
chromosmes move apart to opposite ends of cell
telophase
cytokinesis cell constricts into 2 cells
cytokinesis?
cell constricts into 2 cells
How often do skin, blood, and cells lining the alimentary canal divide
continously through life
ailmentary canal?
passage where food passes through the body
how often do liver and kidney cells divide
divide as needed
how often do muscle and nerve cells divide
they dont they lost their mitotic abillity
amitotic
do not divide
2 types of abornaml cell division
hyperplasiaa and neoplasm
hyperplasia?
increase in number of cells
neoplasiam
creates tumors
what are malignant tumors known as
cancer
end resullt of meiosis
haploid sex cells sperm and ova
where does meiosis occur
occurs in reproductive organs
karyokinesis
division of a cell nucleus during mitosis.
soma?
the parts of an organism other than the reproductive cells.
karyotype
chromosme chart