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Messenger RNA
Is a replication of half of the DNA that is able to escape the cell’s nucleus and enter the cytoplasm where it directs the cell’s protein synthesis process
Ribosomal RNA
Helps the transfer RNA attach itself to the ribosome
Transfer RNA
Receives the genetic code from the messenger RNA and then combines with the amino acids and attaches them to the ribosomes so that proteins can be synthesized
Cell membrane
Surrounds and encases the human cell as a barricade although it is frail and semipermeable. It controls the passage of water and other materials into and out of the cell
Nucleus
Is a sphere of protoplasm that contains at least one nucleosus which manufactures and holds RNA and protein
It controls division and multiplication of the cell as well as biochemical actions in the cell
Cytoplasm
Makes up the majority of the cell and is primarily composed of water
This is where organic material is broken down to produce energy and waste is eliminated from the cell
Cystoplasmic organelles
The little organs housed within the cell
Ribosomes
Responsible for receiving the blueprints for protein synthesis as directed by the DNA
Then, it assembles amino acid chains into proteins
Mitochondria
Cellular powerhouses that supply the cell with energy
Endoplasmic reticulum
The highway of the cell allowing mRNA to travel from the nucleus to its cellular destination
Centrosomes
Play a role in the formation of the mitotic spindle
Golgi apparatus
Concentrates, packages, and transports enzymes and hormones through the cell membrane so that they can exit the cell, enter the blood stream, and go to wherever they are required in the body
Lysosomes
The garbage disposals of the cells that contain digestive enzymes that break down unwanted molecules in the cell
Solving for Relative Biologic effectiveness (RBE)
RBE= x-ray dose at 250 kVp required to produce a biologic effect mystery/ test radiation dose required to produce the same biologic effect