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TCDHA HISTOLOGY TEST BANK COMPLETE
SOLVED QUESTIONS EXPERT REVIEW FULL
SOLUTION

●● Endocytosis
Answer: Uptake of materials into the cell


●● Endocytosis: Pinocytosis
Answer: "Cell drinking"


●● Endocytosis: Phagocytosis
Answer: "Cell eating"


●● Cell Membrane "Plasma Membrane"
Answer: Surrounds the cell
Composed of phospholipid & protein


●● Semi-permable
Answer: provides a selective barrier that regulates transport of
substances into and out of the cell.


●● Cytoplasm "Cytosol"

,Answer: Clear liquid enclosed in the cell
Includes: Vacuoles & Vesicle


●● Vacuole
Answer: Big "vesicle"
Store water & waste
Storage sacs
Helps regulate the amount of liquid in the cell


●● Vesicles
Answer: Small membrane sac
Storage & transport
Carrying protein & some material
Store various neurotransmitters


●● Nucleus
Answer: Largest, densest organelle
Production of:
DNA: cell's genetic information
RNA: carries info from the DNA to sites of actual protein synthesis in
the cytoplasm
"Present in all cells except mature RBC and blood platelets"

,●● Nucleolus
Answer: Contained in Nucleus
Nuclear body that assembles ribosomes
Produces rRNA & nucleotides


●● Chromatin
Answer: -Contains chromosomes
-Looks like diffuse stippling when cell is viewed at lower-power
microscopically
-complex of DNA & protein
-function is packaging very long DNA


●● Nucleoplasm
Answer: Fluid portion that contains important proteins


●● Nuclear envelope
Answer: Doubled layered membrane


●● Nuclear pores
Answer: small holes in the nuclear envelope
Allow transport of Rna & ribosomal proteins moving from nucleus to
cytoplasm

, ●● Endoplasmic Reticulum
Answer: "Highway system"
Rough ER & Smooth ER
Contains ribosomes


●● Ribosomes
Answer: "Protein Factories"
Composed of protein and RNA which synthesize protein


●● Golgi apparatus
Answer: "Processing & packaging center"
Fxn: sorts, condense, packages & delivers proteins from RER


●● Mitochondria
Answer: "Powerhouse of the cell"
Release energy from food molecules & transform energy into ATP (
adenosine triphosphate)


●● Lysosomes
Answer: "Sewer system"
Destroys worn cell parts

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