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cell membrane structure (4) |
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-lipid bilayer -sugars -proteins -cholesterol |
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proteins in cell membrane (6) |
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-receptor -enzyme -channel protein -gated protein -cell identity -adhesion |
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fluid inside a cell high in potassium, proteins, amino acids, lipids |
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extracellular fluid AKA interstitial fluid AKA tissue fluid |
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cytoskeleton structure (3) |
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-microfilaments -intermediate filaments -microtubules |
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-just under lipid bilayer -tiny filaments laying every which way -part of cytoskeleton |
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intermediate filaments (2) |
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-part of cytoskeleton -shoot across cytoplasm as scaffolding |
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-part of cytoskeleton -used as railroad tracks for movement of structures -temporary |
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increase surface area for absorption |
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-formed from microtubules -move in unison to push molecules around like respiratory system |
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rough endoplasmic reticulum (2) |
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-with ribosomes -makes proteins |
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smooth endoplasmic reticulum (3) |
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-no ribosomes -makes fats -detox of alcohol and drugs |
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-make energy (ATP) -double walled - cristae (folds) and matrix (spaces between folds) |
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-stores DNA -has nuclear pores for messenger RNA |
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packages and secretes lipids and proteins |
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destroy harmful/foreign bodies -can kill entire cell if needed |
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-detoxify through creating H2O2 -manufacture phospholipids |
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-tight junction -desmosome -gap junction |
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-locked/zipped together with J-hooks -in intestines to prevent leakage |
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-cell junction -allows stretch and permeability -in skin |
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-cells cluster with a pore in the middle for transmitting electrochemicals -in heart |
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