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Anatomy and physiology-Chapter 3—Cells exam review questions and answers. Differentiated Cell - n ANS Cells with specialized characteristics Qs 3 Major Parts of a Cell - n ANS Nucleus, Cytoplasm and Cell Membrane Qs The nucleus of

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Anatomy and physiology-Chapter 3—Cells exam review questions and answers. Differentiated Cell - n ANS Cells with specialized characteristics Qs 3 Major Parts of a Cell - n ANS Nucleus, Cytoplasm and Cell Membrane Qs The nucleus of a cell contains? - n ANS DNA Qs What does DNA do? - n ANS Directs the cells functions Qs Cytosol - n ANS Fluid matrix of cytoplasm Qs What is the general function of Cytoplasm? - n ANS It provides support to the internal structures of a cell and maintains the shape of the cell. Qs Cell Membrane - n ANS The permeable outermost layer of a cell. Qs Signal Transduction - n ANS Series of biochemical reactions that allows cells to receive and respond to messages coming through the cell membrane. Qs Cellular adhesion molecules - n ANS Proteins that guide movements of cells. (CAMS) Qs Selectively permeable - n ANS Membrane that allows some types of molecules through but not others Qs What are some functions of membrane proteins? - n ANS Receive and transmit messages into a cell, form pores, channels and carriers, catalyze chemical reactions, enable cells to stick to each other. Qs Cytoskeleton - n ANS Protein rods and tubules that form a supportive framework that reinforces a cells 3D form. Qs Ribosomes - n ANS Tiny, spherical structures composed of protein and RNA. Qs Endoplasmic reticulum - n ANS A complex organelle composed of membrane-bound flattened sacs, elongated canals, and fluid filled vesicles. Qs Organelle - n

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Anatomy and physiology-Chapter
3—Cells exam review questions
and answers.
Differentiated Cell - n
ANS ✔✔
Cells with specialized characteristics

Qs
3 Major Parts of a Cell - n
ANS ✔✔
Nucleus, Cytoplasm and Cell Membrane

Qs
The nucleus of a cell contains? - n
ANS ✔✔
DNA

Qs
What does DNA do? - n
ANS ✔✔
Directs the cells functions

Qs
Cytosol - n
ANS ✔✔
Fluid matrix of cytoplasm

Qs
What is the general function of Cytoplasm? - n
ANS ✔✔
It provides support to the internal structures of a cell and maintains the shape of the cell.

Qs
Cell Membrane - n
ANS ✔✔
The permeable outermost layer of a cell.

Qs
Signal Transduction - n
ANS ✔✔

, Series of biochemical reactions that allows cells to receive and respond to messages
coming through the cell membrane.

Qs
Cellular adhesion molecules - n
ANS ✔✔
Proteins that guide movements of cells. (CAMS)

Qs
Selectively permeable - n
ANS ✔✔
Membrane that allows some types of molecules through but not others

Qs
What are some functions of membrane proteins? - n
ANS ✔✔
Receive and transmit messages into a cell, form pores, channels and carriers, catalyze
chemical reactions, enable cells to stick to each other.

Qs
Cytoskeleton - n
ANS ✔✔
Protein rods and tubules that form a supportive framework that reinforces a cells 3D
form.

Qs
Ribosomes - n
ANS ✔✔
Tiny, spherical structures composed of protein and RNA.

Qs
Endoplasmic reticulum - n
ANS ✔✔
A complex organelle composed of membrane-bound flattened sacs, elongated canals,
and fluid filled vesicles.

Qs
Organelle - n
ANS ✔✔
A structure or compartment in a cell that houses the biochemical reactions that carry out
a specific function

Qs
Vesicles - n
ANS ✔✔
Membranous sacs that vary in size and content.

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