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homeostasis - ANSWERS-stable, balanced environment within the body/cells (negative
feedback counteracts change, positive feedback continues original change)
endocytosis - ANSWERS-when substances are engulfed and brought into the cell
(pinocytosis, phagocytosis)
exocytosis - ANSWERS-substances passed outward through the cell membrane (ex.
releasing neurotransmitter)
protein synthesis - ANSWERS-transcription (DNA --> mRNA in nucleus) and translation
(mRNA --> polypeptide via ribosome)
epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous - ANSWERS-4 tissue types
epithelial tissue - ANSWERS-sheets of cells (internal or external lining) interlocking and
forming tight connections for the purpose of protection, permeability, and secretion
simple, stratified - ANSWERS-classifying epithelial tissue by number of layers
cell membrane - ANSWERS-selectively permeable phospholipid bilayer with
glycoproteins, glycolipids, protein transporters, and cholestrol that provides structural
support to cells
,passive transport - ANSWERS-transport that does not require ATP - requires gradient
and permeability
diffusion - ANSWERS-movement of a substance from [high] to [low] until concentrations
are equal - lipid-soluble substances (O2, CO2, alcohol, some drugs) will pass through
the cell membrane in this way
high temp, high lipid solubility, high surface area, large gradient, small molecular weight,
small distance - ANSWERS-factors that increase the rate of diffusion (6)
osmosis - ANSWERS-diffusion of water from [high] to [low] (hypotonic --> hypertonic
region)
facilitated diffusion - ANSWERS-movement of substance across a membrane with the
help of a membrane protein carrier (which undergoes a conformational change) or
protein channel
Active transport - ANSWERS-ATP used to transport substances from [low] to [high]
primary active transport - ANSWERS-using ATP directly to transport substances (ex.
Na+/K+ pump)
secondary active transport - ANSWERS-using ion gradients (rather than ATP) to
transport substances (co-transport v. counter transport)
squamous (scales), cuboidal, columnar - ANSWERS-classifying epithelial tissue by
shape
connective tissue - ANSWERS-connects, separates, and supports other tissues,
comprised of cells and matrix
, embryonic, skeletal, proper, vascular - ANSWERS-4 types of connective tissue
mesenchyme - ANSWERS-stem cells that differentiate into connective tissue cells
osteo - ANSWERS-prefix meaning bone
chondro - ANSWERS-prefix meaning cartilage
fibro - ANSWERS-prefix meaning fiber (proper connective tissue - ligaments, tendons,
fat)
loose (no tightly packed fibers), dense (tightly packed fibers) - ANSWERS-types of
proper connective tissue
areolar, reticular, adipose - ANSWERS-3 types of loose connective tissue
areolar connective tissue - ANSWERS-fascia - loose connective tissue that wraps and
cushions organs, phagocytosis of bacteria, inflammation/swelling, holds and conveys
tissue fluid - widely distributed under epithelia of body
adipose connective tissue - ANSWERS-loose connective tissue that provides reserve
food fuel, insulates against heat loss, supports and protects organs - located under skin,
around kidneys and eyeballs, abdomen, and breasts
regular, irregular - ANSWERS-2 types of dense connective tissue
dense regular connective tissue - ANSWERS-parallel collagen fibers, elastin fibers,
fibroblasts - attached muscles to bones/other muscles and bones to other bones - can
only withstand stress in one direction
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homeostasis - ANSWERS-stable, balanced environment within the body/cells (negative
feedback counteracts change, positive feedback continues original change)
endocytosis - ANSWERS-when substances are engulfed and brought into the cell
(pinocytosis, phagocytosis)
exocytosis - ANSWERS-substances passed outward through the cell membrane (ex.
releasing neurotransmitter)
protein synthesis - ANSWERS-transcription (DNA --> mRNA in nucleus) and translation
(mRNA --> polypeptide via ribosome)
epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous - ANSWERS-4 tissue types
epithelial tissue - ANSWERS-sheets of cells (internal or external lining) interlocking and
forming tight connections for the purpose of protection, permeability, and secretion
simple, stratified - ANSWERS-classifying epithelial tissue by number of layers
cell membrane - ANSWERS-selectively permeable phospholipid bilayer with
glycoproteins, glycolipids, protein transporters, and cholestrol that provides structural
support to cells
,passive transport - ANSWERS-transport that does not require ATP - requires gradient
and permeability
diffusion - ANSWERS-movement of a substance from [high] to [low] until concentrations
are equal - lipid-soluble substances (O2, CO2, alcohol, some drugs) will pass through
the cell membrane in this way
high temp, high lipid solubility, high surface area, large gradient, small molecular weight,
small distance - ANSWERS-factors that increase the rate of diffusion (6)
osmosis - ANSWERS-diffusion of water from [high] to [low] (hypotonic --> hypertonic
region)
facilitated diffusion - ANSWERS-movement of substance across a membrane with the
help of a membrane protein carrier (which undergoes a conformational change) or
protein channel
Active transport - ANSWERS-ATP used to transport substances from [low] to [high]
primary active transport - ANSWERS-using ATP directly to transport substances (ex.
Na+/K+ pump)
secondary active transport - ANSWERS-using ion gradients (rather than ATP) to
transport substances (co-transport v. counter transport)
squamous (scales), cuboidal, columnar - ANSWERS-classifying epithelial tissue by
shape
connective tissue - ANSWERS-connects, separates, and supports other tissues,
comprised of cells and matrix
, embryonic, skeletal, proper, vascular - ANSWERS-4 types of connective tissue
mesenchyme - ANSWERS-stem cells that differentiate into connective tissue cells
osteo - ANSWERS-prefix meaning bone
chondro - ANSWERS-prefix meaning cartilage
fibro - ANSWERS-prefix meaning fiber (proper connective tissue - ligaments, tendons,
fat)
loose (no tightly packed fibers), dense (tightly packed fibers) - ANSWERS-types of
proper connective tissue
areolar, reticular, adipose - ANSWERS-3 types of loose connective tissue
areolar connective tissue - ANSWERS-fascia - loose connective tissue that wraps and
cushions organs, phagocytosis of bacteria, inflammation/swelling, holds and conveys
tissue fluid - widely distributed under epithelia of body
adipose connective tissue - ANSWERS-loose connective tissue that provides reserve
food fuel, insulates against heat loss, supports and protects organs - located under skin,
around kidneys and eyeballs, abdomen, and breasts
regular, irregular - ANSWERS-2 types of dense connective tissue
dense regular connective tissue - ANSWERS-parallel collagen fibers, elastin fibers,
fibroblasts - attached muscles to bones/other muscles and bones to other bones - can
only withstand stress in one direction
