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BIO163 Chapter 3 - Cells

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CytosolThe "liquid" portion of the cell.
CytoplasmCytosol plus cellular organelles
Another term for cell membrane:Plasma Membrane
Cellular Adhesion MoleculeDetermines a cells interactions with other cells.
CytoskeletonRods and tubules within cells.
Rough Endoplasmic ReticulumAssociated with ribosomes.
Smooth Endoplasmic ReticulumImportant in lipid synthesis.
RibosomesSite for protein synthesis.
OsmosisThe diffusion of water.
DiffusionMovement of a substance from a higher concentration to a lower concentration.
NucleolusComposed largely of RNA. Also the site for Ribosome formation.
VesicleA membraneous sac within the cytoplasm.
Active TransportSubstances move from a lower concentration to a higher concentration.
Passive TransportSubstances move from a higher concentration to a lower concentration.
Hypertonic SolutionsCells will shrink.
Hypotonic SolutionsCells will swell.
Isotonic SolutionsSame osmotic pressure inside and outside of cells.
FiltrationUsing pressure to force molecules through membranes.
PinocytosisCell Drinking
PhagocytosisCell Eating
Receptor Mediated EndocytosisMovement of ligands into cells by attaching them to specific membrane receptors.
S PhaseWhen DNA replicates.
G PhasesWhen cellular organelles replicate.
ApoptosisTimed cell death.
ProphaseAppearance of chromosomes; nuclear membrane dissolves.
MetaphaseChromosomes line up on the "equator" of the cell.
AnaphaseChromosomes begin to move toward centrioles.
TelophaseChromosomes begin to relax back to chromatin; Nucelar membrane begins to form.
Spindle FibersMicrotubules formed in dividing cells.
DifferentiationProcess by which specific genes control what the structure and function of a cell will be.
CytokinesisFormation of a cell membrane between dividing cells.
ChromatidA duplicate chromosome formed during mitosis.
MitochondriaThe "Power Houses" of the cell.
Golgi ApparatusPackages protein molecules for transport and secretion.
LysosomeContains digestive enzymes.
CentrosomeArea of the cell where the centrioles are located.
PeroxisomesContain enzymes that catalyze various cellular reactions.
Composed of a biphospholipid layer.Cell membrane.
EquilibriumEvenly distributed concentrations of molecules.
Carrier ProteinsContains specific binding sites for molecules to be actively transported across cell membranes.

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