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what part of the cell is responsible for breakingdown and digesing things?  
lysosomes
what part of the cell serves as the intracellular highway?
endoplasmic reticulum
golgi apparatus are not found in a bacterial cell?
true; but there is DNA cell membrane and ribosomes

the jelly like interior of the cell is called the    

name the 3 components of a cell 

cytoplasm

plasma membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus  

what part of the cell makes proteins?
ribosomes
what part of the cell serves to proces, package and export proteins?    
Golgi apparatus
some cells take in large molecules through the process of 
endocytosis
A cell that is missing lysosomes would have a hard time doing what?
digesting foods
is a ribosome composed of a large and a small subunit?
yes
facilitated diffusion does not require energy and uses the help pf transport proteins
true
the cytoskeleton is primarily responsiblefor
cell shape
the most abundant class of lipids founf in the lipid bilayer are the
phospholipids
what isthe name of the structure around which micrtubules grow?
centrosomes
molecules done being processed in the ER are ofter transported to which structure?
GOLGI APPARATUS
what is the name of the process by which molecules naturally flow from an area of high concentration to one of lower concentration
diffusion
membrane trasport that occurs without the input of energy can be classifies as what type of transport?
PASSIVE TRANSPORT
Membrane transport that requires the input of additional energy is called
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
what is the name of the inner most space in a mitochondrial cell?
MATRIX
what is the main function of the mitochondria?
energy-producer
______endoplasmic reticulum has ribosomes attached to its outer layer membrane
Rough
the ERplays a major role in the processing of what biological molecule (chicken)
proetins
what is hydrophobic
water hating
the term hydrophilic means
attractes to water
the powerhouse of the cell produces ATP
mitochondria
nucleus
control center of the cell
package proteins into vesicles
golgi body
semipermeable to control enter and exit of materials
cellmembrane
the genetic material in nucleus
chromosomes
centriole
produces spindal fibers for mitosis
what does VACUOLE store
water and ions
what does a ribosome produce
protein
what transports system inside the cell
the endoplasmic reticulum
the process by which new cells are formed for growth, repair and replacement in the body
cell division
name the 5 stages of mitosis

interphase:centrrioles and chromatin

prophase: spindle fibers

metephase:

Anaphase:separating

telophase: ready to make two daughter cells 

what tissue forms the covering of all body surfaces, line body cavities and hollow organs and the main tissue in glands

name the functions: 7

SAFE DS.RP 

epithelial tissus

protection, secretion, absorption, excretion, filtration, diffusion and sensory receptor 

name the types of epithelial tissue

7. repeates itself 

simple squamous/stratified squamous

simple cuboidal/ stratifies cuboidal

simple columnar/pseudostratified columnar

transitional 

where is simple cuboidal epithelium found

simple columnar epithelial lines what

pseudostratified columnar lines portions of 

 little amount of matrix

produces more rapidly than ct 

in the glandular tissue and in the kidney tubules

lines the stomach and the intestines 

the respiratory track and male reproductive tract 

connective tissue bind structures together and suppors organs and the body and a whole, stores fat, trasport supstances, protects against disease and help repair tissue damage

lots of matrix 

true

name the 6 connectivetissues

AADBOH 

areolar connective tissue: fibers/fibroblast cells

adipose tissue: fat in vacuole/cell nucleus

dense regular connectiveT/fibers/fibroblast cell nuc

blood: plasma/red/white blood cells

oseeous tissue: matrix

cytoplasmic organelles are littleorganelles that suspend from the cytoplasm of the cell. example of cytoplasmic organelles are

mitochondrion:produce energ/rich in fat and protein

ribosomes:RNA(site for protein synthesis)

endoplasmic reticulum: transport materials

golgi apparatus: transport proteins

lysosomes: hydrolytic enzymes:di

meissners corpuscle
makes the skin able to detect light touch
pacinian corpuscle
makes the skin capable of detecting pressure
Protection, temperature regulation and sense organ activity
these are the three major functions of the skin
follicles
specalized structures required for hair growth

Epithelial tissue

name the  the 4 and the 4 functions

 

covers the body and its parts,  lines various parts of the body; forms continuous sheets that contain no blood vessels; classified according to shape and arrangement.

ex squamous cub

Passive Transport processes
Diffusion, Osmosis, Dialysis and filtration
Ion Pump, Phagocytosis and pinocytosis
Active transport process
the first stage of mitosis where the chromosomes become visible
PROPHASE
The second stage of mitosis in which the nucleur envelope and nucleolus dissapear 
metephase
the third stage of mitosis inwhich duplicate chromosomes move to poles of dividing cells
ANAPHASE
the nucleolus is the site of what?
RNA SYNTHESIS
two components of a cell are
cytoplasm and nucleus
what cell secretes the extra cellular matric in loose areolar connective tissue?
 fibroblasts 
in mytosis chromatines are pulled apart by what
spindal fibers
in a cell what goes in and what comes out
oxygen comes in and carbon dioxide leaves
a GluT transporter alls glucose (sugar) molecules to easily pass into the cell
This does not take energy (a proetin trasnporter) and the protein does have to change shape

what is created within the cell and being exported from the cell?

and what  is this process called? and does it require energy?

Enzymes(think embyo baby has to leave moms tummy)

the process is called endocytosis, this requires energy 

the thoracic cavirty contains:
the heart, the lungs, trachea, esophagus, and nerves
Proximal/distal

near, closer to the origin

away from, farther from the origin

dorsal

ventral 

near the upper surface, toward the back

toward the bottom, toward the belly 

lateral/ medial

towards the side, away from the midline

toward the midline away from the side 

a particle with a negative or positive charge is called an
ION
a chemical bond where electrons are transferred from one atom to another is an
IONIC BOND
the bond which is found between water molecules is a
hydrogen bond
a chemical bond in which one pair of electrons is shared between atoms is a
covalent bond
the building blocks for proteins are
amino acids
a clavical is not a bone of the thorax

true

but the sternum true and false ribs are 

the sephenoid bone is a cranial bone
true

fat is storred in the (color) bone marrow

think of libsuction color 

YELLOW BONE MARROW
where is chromatin found
IN THE NUCLEUS
a concentration gradient is necessary for what to occur
diffusion
the movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane is called
OSMOSIS
endocytosis is an exaple of passiv or active transport?
ACTIVE
the cytoplasmis the term for
the cytosol plus the cell organelles and inclusions
the plasma membrane consists of
phospholipids proteins and carbs
the brain and the spinal cord are located in the
dorsal cavity
the anatomical term to describe the back region of the body is
DORSAL
anatomical term to describe a structure toward the head is
superior
the plane that divides the body into superior and inferior postion is the
transverse plane
the condition in which the bodys internal environment stays within physiological limits is
homeostasis
the level of organization when diff tissues join together is called the 
organ level
the science dealing with the functions of the body parts is called 
physiology