Biology Test 1, Cell Division Flashcards
(46 cards)
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What is an organelle?
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A subcellular structure that has one or more specific jobs to perform in the cell,
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What are the two cell types
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Plant and animal
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What is a cell membrane and is it in both cell types?
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- A cell membrane controls what comes in and out of a cell. and supports the cell
- Plant and Animal
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What is a cell wall and is it in both cell types?
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- The ridged outer layer of a plant cell
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What is the cytoplasm and is it in both cell types?
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- Gel like fluid where the organelles are found
- Plant and animal
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Mitochondria
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- The powerhouse of the cell
- It produces all energy the cell needs to carry out its functions
- Cellular respiration
- Plant and animal
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Lysosomes
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- Uses chemicals to break down food and worn out cell parts
- Plant and animal
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Vacuoles
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- Stores foods, waste, and other materials
- Plant and animal
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Golgi Bodies
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- Golgi bodies receive protein and materials from the ER, package them and distribute them
- Plant and animal
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Chloroplasts
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- Captures energy from the sunlight and uses it to create energy in plant cells
- Photosynthesis
- Plant cells
- What makes a plant green
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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- Has passageways that carry proteins and other materials from one part of the cell to another
- Plant and animal
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Ribosomes
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- Assembles amino acids to create proteins
- Plant and animal
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Nucleus
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- Contains DNA, which controls the functions of the cell and productions of proteins
- P and A
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Nucleolus
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- Found inside the nucleas and produces ribosomes
- Plant and animal
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Chromatin
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- Tiny strands inside the nucleus that contain instructions for directing the cells function
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What is DNA?
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A self-replicating material that is present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes. It is the carrier of genetic information.
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What is an enzyme?
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A protein
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What are the two broad cell categories
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- Eukaroyotic and Prokaryotic
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WHat is each
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Eukaroyotic:
- Have organelles
- More advanced complex cells
- Ex plant and animal
Prokayortic:
- No nucleus
- Have no membrane enclosed organrelles bit has genetic material
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WHat does organells mean?
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Little organ
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When cells are reayd tp dovode chromatin condesnes into ___
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Chromosones
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What are the two types of endoplasmic reticulum (E.R.)
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- Rough
- Smooth
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What is Cilia
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Microscopic hair like projections that can move in waves which help trap inhaled particles and expels them when you cough
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What is Flagella
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- Mostly found in bacteria
- They have a tail that can help the cell move
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Whats the only human cell with flagella
- Sperm
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What is osmosis
The movement of a fluid (ussually water) across a cell membrance toward a area of high solute
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what is diffusion
the transport mechanism for moving materials in and out of the cell membrane from an area of high concentration to one of lower concentration
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What is sexual and asexual reprodution
S: When one cell from one parent, and one cell from the other parent join and create an offspring with characteristics of both parents (sperm and egg)
A: When single cell organisms divide with only one parent cell. Causing the cell to be 100% genetically the same
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What is the Cell Cycle
The sequence of growth (preparation) and division of a cell
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What are the three reasons for cell division, explain.
Growth: When you as a human grow your cells duplicate
Repair: Every day your body sheds dead cells and you have to recreate them
Reproduction: We need the ability to create new life from pre existing cells and elongate our life with producing duplicate cells from the same one
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Why do cells divide instead of just getting huge?
Bc you need different cells for different things. IF you have one cell and you kill that cell you're dead.
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What does DNA stand for
DeoxyriboNucliec Acid
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What is a chromosone
Chromosones are made of DNA. Its a bunch of DNa put together
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How many chromosones does a human have?
46
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What are the functions of proteins?
1 structural
2 transportation
3 hormones
4 enzymes
5 antibodies
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What is a cellullar mutation
- A change in order base pairs of DNA
- Could be physical damage to DNA in one or many cells
- Mutations could be inherited by sperm and egg cells
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What is a mutagen?
- A substance or factor that could cause a mutation
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Why do cells divide?
- There needs to be new cells for your body to grow and regenerate itslef
- Their are different types of cells for each body part so you need multiple cells instead of one
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Interpahse
- 90% of cell cycle
- G1: growth stage 1
- Synthesis: DNA duplicates
- G2: Growtch stage 2, cell grows, cell makes sure it has everything for mitosis
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Mitosis
- Division of the nucleus
- Has four stages
- Doesn't occur in brain cells
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What are the stages in mitosis and explain
prophase:
- chromatin in nucleus condenses for visible chromosones
- Nuclear membrane and nucleolus dissolve
- Spindle fibres form
- Chromosones are clearly visible
Metaphase:
- Chromosones attach to the spindle fibre
- Chromosones are lined up in the middl e
Anaphase:
- Chromotids are lined up on either side of the cell wall
Telophase:
- Nuclear membrain and nucleuolous reform
- Cell starts pinching in the middle causing a cleavage furrow or cell plate
- Chromosones reappear as chromotin
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What is cytokenisis
- Division of cytoplasm
- The identical daughter cell halbes split forming two new cells
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What are spindle fibres?
Protein structures that pull apart genetic material in a cell when the cell divides
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Reveiw cancer book and stem cell notes
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What is a stem cell?
A animal cell that can differentiate into many cell types
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Two types of stem cells
tissue: only can differentiaite to cerain types of cells
- Emryonic: Can differentiate to any cell
