Flashcards in Cell Organelle Test Deck (24):
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What are the levels of organization from simplest to most complex?
Chemical-cellular-tissue-organ-organ system-organism
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What are the three major principles of the cell theory?
All organisms are made of cells, cells come from pre--existing cells, the cell is the most basic unit of life
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What are the three characteristics shared by almost all cells?
Cells tend to be microscopic,
all cells have a membrane,
all cells are filled with cytoplasm
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What is different between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
Prokaryote = no membrane bound organelles or nucleus,
Eukaryote = has membrane bound organelles and a nucleus
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What is cytoplasm?
Jelly like substance that fills a cell, this is where organelles are found
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What is the main component of the cell membrane? How are they arranged draw a picture or describe?
Lipids, head pointed out, fatty acids point to the middle, one outer one inner
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Why can't DNA leave the nucleus?
Needs to stay protected, genetic code
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______ are the building blocks of protein.
Amino acids
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What are the two parts of the cytoskeleton and what does each do?
Microtubules: provide structure and shape, act as tracks for organelle movement
microfilaments, enable cells to move and divide
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How can you tell the difference between an animal cell and a plant cell?
Animal cell: has lysosomes and centrioles
Plant cells: cell wall, chloroplast, large central vacuole
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Which type of macromolecule is found in the cell membrane?
Lipids (phospholipid)
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What does the mitochondria do?
Provides energy (ATP for cell)
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What does the chloroplast do and what type of cell do we find it in?
Found in plant cells, this is where photosynthesis takes place, provides energy for plant cell
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What is a vacuole? What is the difference in vacuoles between plant cells and animal cells?
Store water, ions, plants have a very large vacuole, when filled helps to keep the plant upright, when low on water the plant well well
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What do lysosomes do?
"Clean-up " cell, will recycle materials and old organelles
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Why is it important for the cell membrane and other organelles to be made of the same materials?
So that the vesicles can transport materials to different membrane-bound organelle's (they have to be able to meld together and separate from the organelle)
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Where do you find the nucleolus? What is made in the nucleosus?
Dense region in the nucleus, ribosomes are made here
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What does the smooth ER do?
Makes lipids
Breaks down drugs and alcohol
Calcium storage
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What is meant by the term organelle?
And organelle is like a little organ. It is a structure inside the cell that performs a specialized function within the cell.
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Label the pictures below as a plant cell or an animal cell. How do you know which is which?
Plant is one the left, it is green and cells are rectangular because they have a cell wall. Right is an animal, no distinct shape because it lacks a cell wall.
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How do ribosomes leave the nucleus?
Through the nuclear pores
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What do centrioles do in the cell?
Aid in animal cell division
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What does the cell wall do for a cell?
In which type of cells do we find it?
Cell wall helps provide shape and structure for the cell, found in plant cells
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