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Cell theory
Schleiden&Schwann

Cells form basic life unit of structures of living things
T/F Body cells are chemically & physically similar
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Proteins contain:::
Sulfur Oxygen Hydrogen
Carbs Nitrogen Phosphorus
what are enzymes?
allow metabolic reactions to proceed faster
What are Colloids?
Mixture where 1 substance is dispersed evenly thru out another
T/F Protoplasm is a Colloid that holds water, absorbs chemicals & has electric charge
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Carbs
main energy source for cells

supply energy for body needs
what do carbs contain?
Carbon Oxygen Hydrogen

CarbOHydrates

COH
What do Lipids contain?
Carbon Oxygen Hydrogen

Same as Carbs
3 types of lipids
1. Waxes 2. Phospholipids
3. cholesterol
2 Characteristics of Lipids


*think what coconut oil does for hair*
1. structural strength
2. membrane permeability

*think coconut oil & hair
it penetrates shaft & strengths hair
T/F Water & minerals are organic
FALSE

Water & Minerals are inorganic
4 examples of minerals:
Sodium sulfur Iron Calcium
An abundance of cells intercellular material is ____
water`
water makes up _% of body weight
roughly 70%
Water is an example of a _______
solvent
what is a solvent & a solute
Solvent dissolves solvent
Solute is dissolved in solvent

**both make a solution
cell membranes re made up of
lipids
What is ionization?
Process that converts an atom or ion into an ion - can add e- or remove e-
T/F Water has a low ionization power
FALSE

Water has a HIGH ionization power
Latent heat evaporation is ____
highhhh

can we get much higher?
so hiiiiiiigh latent heat evaporation , latent hee eat evaportaaation
what is required to evaporate heat?
High heat!
2 organic molecules that help speed rate of chemical reaction
Exoenzyme

Endo enzyme
what is the function of exoenzyme?
outside cell

exo= outside ie/ exit sign leads outside
What is the function of endoenzyme?
substance found within cells

*where did snoop dog smoke his indo? inside the car
Enzymes are formed by?
proteins
what is Metabolism?
Life activities of cells


O2 consumption CO2 production
what is Anabolism?
build large molecules & synthesis into living substances
what is Catabolism?
Destructive; form small molecules from large ones
2 types of motion
ameboid & cilliary
Cell irritability
respond to stimuli & conduct thru out cells
cell respiration
remove excess CO2
provide O2 for oxidation
liberate heat
2 types of cell division
1meosis 2 mitosis
excretion
discharge of waste substance
Cell circulation
streaming of the protoplasm of the cell
____ is a microscopic unit of the protoplasm contained within cell membrane
Cell
Protoplasm of the cell is called____
cytoplasm

ctyo=cell
T/F most cells have nucleus
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Protoplasm of a nucleus is called?
Karyoplasm
3 major parts of cells (structure)
1. Nucleus
2. Cytoplasm
3. Plasma membrane
the nucleus is enclosed by thin membrane called __ ____
nuclear envelope
Fluid surrounding nucleus, floating with organelles
cytoplasm
___ surrounds cytoplasm
Plasma membrane
___ is the flexible outer boundary of cell
cell membrane
how does cell membrane separate IF & ECF?
by forming outer boundary of every cell; encloses intracellular contents
What does it mean to be selectively permeable?
allow & prevent substances to pass


selective=choosy; who gets in
the nucleus is enclosed by thin membrane called __ ____
nuclear envelope
Fluid surrounding nucleus, floating with organelles
cytoplasm
___ surrounds cytoplasm
Plasma membrane
___ is the flexible outer boundary of cell
cell membrane
how does cell membrane separate IF & ECF?
by forming outer boundary of every cell; encloses intracellular contents
What does it mean to be selectively permeable?
allow & prevent substances to pass


selective=choosy; who gets in
Plasma Membrane
Fluid Lipid bi-layer embedded in proteins, receptors& enzymes
What is a trilaminar structure?
Dark-light-dark layers
*think sandwich ****
What is Fluid Mosaic Model?
membrane fluidity & changing protein patterns

*think mosaic sculpture in museum**
T/F Fluidity & flexibility of membrane enable cells to change change
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___ is aka synthesizing factory
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
What Endoplasmic Reticulum?
1 continuous organelle with many interconnected channels
-reticulum
plasm
-reticulum=network
plasm=cytoplasm
2 types of ER
smooth & rough
What is rough ER?
Studded with Ribosomes
RNA synthesize proteins
What is smooth ER? (like liver)
No Ribosomes

Made of cells specializing in synthesis of lipids
mRNA carries genetic
messages from _____
to the ____ aka
“workbench” where protein
synthesis takes place
From Nucleus to Ribosomes

*think RNA PBS special animation**
what are Ribosomes made up of & what is their main function?
Made of RNA & proteins

function is synthesizes proteins
T/F Rough ER is attached to ER & get packages to location by smooth ER

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____ is aka Refining Plant & directs molecular traffic
Golgi Apparatus
In the Golgi apparatus, after transport vesicle
has budded off smooth
ER it _____________-
it fuses to membrane
of Golgi stack that’s
closest to center of cell
The Golgi Apparatus modifies proteins
synthesized in the Rough ER
by ____ & forming ___
by adding sugar molecules to form glycoproteins
Main function of Golgi Apparatus?


**Think UPS
transport vesicles -process raw materials into finished product then sort to their destination

***Think UPS
T/F some are packaged in secretory vesicles for use
outside the cel
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Rough ER (protein synthesis)  -> Transport Vesicles 
Golgi (finalization)  -> Secretory Vesicle  Out
Rough ER (protein synthesis)  -> Transport Vesicles 
Golgi (finalization)  -> Secretory Vesicle  Out
____ is aka Powerhouse of cell
mitochondria
____ Extract energy from nutrients in food & transform it into a usable form to energize cellular
activities
Mitochondria
Cristae:
Series of infoldings
inner cavity (matrix) contains enzymes that aid
in production of ____


ATP
What is ATP
molecule which provides energy for cellular activities
Lysosomes
Sacs containing enzymes that
digest & remove unwanted debris
How is extracellular material that's attacked by lysosomes brought to the interior of cell?
endocytosis
phagocytosis
cellular eating
lyso-

-soma
lyso-=dissolve

-soma=body
centrioles form __ ____ during cell division & distribute ______
Spindle apparatus

distribute chromosomes thru mitosis & meiosis
Cilia
provide movement of mucous
(along surface of organs)
 Long projections on cell surface
 Long projections on cell surface
___ provides mechanical strength, & are thin filaments of protein
Microfilaments
Mitosis forms 2 ____ cells & form into _ sets by forming ___
daughter cells
form into 2 sets by forming cleaves
IN THE CYTOPLASM

*think ana nicole cleavage
T/F Each daughter cell has same # of chromosomes & genes
TRUEEEEE exactly identical
ICF aka intracellular fluid

ECF aka Extracellular Fluid
All fluids in cell

fluid outside cell
T/F Blood only carries O2
FALSE
__ ___ is a 2 way filtering & diffusion membrane
cell membrane
Function of body fluids
cell nutrients & collect metabolic waste & reg temp
Passive transport across cell membrane
uses no energy

moves HIGH To low
When does diffusion stop?
molecules = dist. equilibrium is reached
T/F O2, H2O, CO2 diffuse easily across membrane
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Osmosis
movement of water mol. thru selective permeable membrane
Tonicity
comparison of solution to inside of cell
What is a solution?
solute + solvent
___ _____ is a solution that does not cause osmotic flow of water in/out cell
isotonic solution


stays same
Hypertonic solutions ___ water by osmosis. Cells ___ water. Has ___ solutes
Gain; cell loses water; has more solutes

hyper=above
tonic=tension
Hypotonic Solutions __ water by osmosis & cell ____ water. Has ___ solutes
lose; cell gains water ; has less solutes

hypo=below
What is osmotic pressure?
= force needed to clock osmosis
Active Transport across cell membrane require ____ to occur & move from ___ to _____
Energy; move from low tO HIGH

needs carrier & ATP
T/F Active Transport exchange pump counterparts 2 ions @the same time
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___ process where large particles can enter cell

*think of word broken down
endocytosis

endo-inner
cyt-cell
Pinocytosis

*think pinot grisio
cells drink dissolved particles in diss. particles

*think pinot grisio
Exocytosis
substances stored in cells secrete out

exo-exit
cyt-cell
sis=process
Neoplasm
Abnormal mass ; can be malig or ben.

-plasia=growth
When the ability to differentiate is lost neoplasm is ____
Malignant

Mal=bad
When cancer is Malignant it is
invade surrounding areas, bad, uncontrolled cell division
Malignant Neoplasm
tumor
carcinoma

Sarcoma
epithelial origin tumor

cancer in bome
Benign
slow growth, resemble norm cells
Mal. cells are _____
Clonal; travel via blood, start from same cell
When a cancer Metastasizes it is ___
invasive
If a cancer spreads from 1 organ to another, what type of cancer is it?
Malig,
What does it mean, saying mal cells are Autonomy
mutated cells are cancerous tooo
what is cell proliferation
cells are regulated (not mal)
T/F Mitosis of cancer cells is regulated
FALSE; NOT regulated
what is Apoptosis & why does it happen?
cell suicide, programmed cell death

happens because normal cells damaged beyond repair the body eliminates
Anaplasia
Undifferientated cell growth

or loss of structural & functional cells
___ cells cause nucleus to get dark & large or several nuclei
anaplastic
what is cell transformation
convert normal cell to cancerous
T/F Environ such as tobacco use, radiation, chemicals etc can cause cancer
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__ are infectious agents with pathogens

think about computers
Viruses
Carcinogens
cancer causer & can change DNA & alter gene
Oncogenes
Cancer causing gene
Proto-oncogenes
code for proteins, form "switching on" genes that allow cells to get invasive or activate cancer
2 tumor suppressor genes & how do they work?
Anti-onogenes p53 & p16

they aid in DNA repair; enhance immune sys, inactivate carcinogen
Cancer biopsy
part of tumor removed & examined for struct. change
T/F Cancer is assigned a stage 1-4 based on probability of cure
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what is cancer grading
4 categories based on alters in: shape, size
1-resemble norm cell
4-dramaic alter
what is cancer staging
based on progression of tumor growth
Chemo is example of _____ therapy
differentiated Therapy
T/F Reduce fat, increase fiber, lower expo.. to chemicals all can prevent cancers
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