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bio quiz 3 Flashcards

biology quiz 3

1
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prokaryotic

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bacteria

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2
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flagella

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plural

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3
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flagellum

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singular

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4
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flagella

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whip-like structure that allow motility. Attached to the cell wall through the plasma membrane

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5
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4 arrangements of flagella

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monotrichous-one flagellum at one pole
amphithrichous- several flagella at each pole
lophitrichous- several flagella at one pole
peritrichous- flagella all over the cell

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6
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Pilli

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long extensions off cell wall. Pilli are used for plasmid membrane exchange and cell-to-cell contact

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7
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Fimbraie

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not present in eukaryotes and is used for attachment to surfaces

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cell wall

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provides structure and support for bacterial cells

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plasma membrane

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made of a bilayer of phospholipids. used for selective transport into the cell.

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Cytoplasm

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Supports organelles. thick liquid portion inside cell. Composed mainly of water, and proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, ions, small molecules.

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nucleoid region

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not present in eukaryotes (contains genetic material (DNA) of the cell. Not surrounded by a membrane

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12
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the plasma membrane can mutate and stop the membranes from entering the cells

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true

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13
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plasmids

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small circular pieces of dna that are found in cytoplasm. Contain several genes not neccessary for survival, but may contain antibiotic resistance genes, Replicates separately from the DNA.

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Ribosomes

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functions in protein synthesis. Composed of 2 subunits made of ribosomal proteins and rna. Targets antibiotics.

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Endospores

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survival mechanism for bacillus and clostridium/ cell shrinkage and are not present in eukaryotes

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16
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dna coils to chromatin. chromatin coils to chromosomes

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true

17
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histones are found in histones

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true

18
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lysosomes are not in plan cells

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true

19
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Dna is wrapped around proteins and then forms long fibers called chromatin

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true

20
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the egg is the biggest cell in the body

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true

21
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Each human contains 46 chromosomes (23) pairs in its nucleus with the exception of sperm and eggs, which only have 23 chromosomes

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true

22
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the nucleolus produces ribosomal RNA

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true

23
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what membrane is the nucleus surrounded by

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the nuclear membrane

24
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the nuclear membrane

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is a double membrane (has 2 layers) and has pores for exit of ribsome components and RNA.

25
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Endomembrane system RER

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the RER is the membrane that is an extension of the nuclear envelope. functions: to make more membrane, and to make secretory proteins that will be excreted out of the cell. ex: antibodies

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