Unit 3: Cells
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Cell structures and functions discussed in Hole's Human Anatomy 15th Edition
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- What are characteristics of the cell membrane?
- What is a/are characteristic(s) of the phospholipid bilayer?
- True or False - Phosphate "heads" of the phospholipid bilayer are hydrophobic, while fatty acid "tails" are hydrophilic.
- Why is it important that the cell membrane has hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts?
- What substances are cell membranes ALWAYS permeable to?
- Which substance is lipid-soluble?
- What substances are the cell membrane impermeable to?
- How are proteins of the cell membrane classified?
- True or False - Integral proteins stay on the periphery of the cell membrane.
- Which of the following functions is INCORRECT for these peripheral proteins?
- Where are tight intercellular junctions usually found?
- What type of intercellular junction is this?
- True or False - Cardiac cells have gap junctions to communicate together to contract and relax at the same time, moving blood smoothly through the heart.
- What shapes are cell membrane proteins associated with?
- What is the cytoplasm composed of?
- True or False - The Smooth ER produces proteins and the Rough ER manufactures lipids.
- What is NOT true of ribosomes?
- What are the membranous sacs of the Golgi apparatus called?
- Which organelle transforms released energy into ATP?
- Which organelle breaks down hydrogen peroxide, fatty acids, and amino acids?
- Which organelle(s) aids in cell reproduction?
- Which human cell has flagella?
- Where can you find cells that have cilia?
- What is the function of vesicles?
- What structures provide supportive framework/infrastructure for the cell?
- What is the fluid that cilia move in called?
- What part of the cell has a double phospholipid bilayer?
- Which is NOT true of the nucleolus?
- What is the difference between Passive and Active Transport?
- True or False: Diffusion is movement from a lower concentration to a higher concentration.
- What is net diffusion?
- True or False - There is still diffusion at equilibrium of the membrane is permeable and there is a concentration gradient present.
- What factor influences the rate of diffusion?
- What is required for facilitated diffusion to occur?
- What is the pressure required to lift a volume of water called?
- What is the diffusion of water from a higher water concentration to a lower water concentration called?
- Which of the following statements is FALSE?
- What method of passive transport is when a molecule is forced through a cell membrane?
- What ISN'T true of active transport?
- Which of the following is NOT a type of endocytosis?
- What is NOT an example of Exocytosis?
- Which is true of Transcytosis?
- What is the purpose of Interphase?
- In what stage do the DNA and organelles duplicate themselves?
- What does it mean when a cell crosses a restriction checkpoint?
- What is the order of Mitosis?
- What DOESN'T happen in Prophase?
- What stage of Mitosis is pictured here?
- In what stage of mitosis do chromosomes condense and the nuclear envelope reforms?
- Each chromosome consists of two identical structures. What are they called?
- True or false: All cells contain the same genetic information.
- What is cellular respiration?
- True or false: All cells are able to perform any role in the body because they have the same DNA.
- What is the difference between a stem cell and a progenitor cell?
- What kind of cells are totipotent?
- What kind of cells are pluripotent?
- What is the term for "programmed cell death"?
- Where does Aerobic Respiration occur?
- True of False: Anarobic Respiration is more efficient at producing ATP than Aerobic Respiration.
- Which part of cellular respiration is anaerobic?
- Which part of cellular respiration is Aerobic?
