Cytology I

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What are the five main features of a cell? (S,A,C,H,D)

  • Smallest functional unit of the body

  • All organisms are made of cells

  • Carry out vital chemical processes

  • Humans are multicellular

  • Differentiated and adaptive

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Describe the process of cell development in a system

Cells>Tissues>Organs>Organs Systems

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What the main role of the nucleus?

Processes information and administration in a cell

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How many nuclei are usually present per cell?

One

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What cell does not contain a nucleus?

Erythrocyte

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What is the largest feature of a cell?

Nucleus

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What is the nucleus enclosed within?

Porous nuclear envelope

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What are the three main functions of the nucleus?

  • Stores DNA

  • Directs all metabolic activities of the cell (growth, metabolism, reproduction)

  • Protein synthesis

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What are two main features of a cell membrane?

  • Two layers

  • Partially permeable

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What is embedded in a cell membrane?

  • Phospholipids

  • Proteins

  • Carbohydrate

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What is the arrangement of the phospholipids in a cell membrane?

  • Hydrophillic - face outwards

  • Hydrophobic - face inwards

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What type of transport takes place at the cell membrane?

Selective

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What the role of the receptor on a cell membrane?

Acts as a hormone or enzyme

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What are five functions of the cell membrane? (C,C,R,A,A)

  • Contain cell contents

  • Carbohydrates molecules provide immunological identity

  • Regulate transport

  • Acts as receptors, e.g. for hormones

  • Allows directed cell or organelle mobility

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What is the cytoplasm?

Gel, semi-transparent fluid that fills most cells

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What is the main parts of the cytoplasm?

  • Water

  • Solutes (proteins, glucose and ions )

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What are some examples of vital cellular chemicals within the cytoplasm?

Sodium, phosphates, ARO, Chlorides, Phosphates

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What is the function of the mitochondria?

Cellular respiration providing ATP for metabolic activity

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What increase the surface area of mitochondria?

Cristae

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What is cristae?

Folded inner membrane allowing maximum surface area for chemical reactions

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What type of membrane does the mitochondria have?

Double - inner & outer