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Cell parts Flashcards

1
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Nucleolus

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enter for ribosome synthesis and assembly of rRNA. Inside the nucleus.

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DNA

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Controls Gene Expression. Double stranded helix

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RNA

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Single stranded genetic material inside nucleus, translated by ribosomes into various proteins

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chromatin

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package DNA to fit in nucleus, looks like beads on a string

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5
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chromosome

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thread like structures located in the nucleus, carry genomic information from cell to cell

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ribosome

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Responsible for protein synthesis

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7
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Rough ER

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Studded with Ribosomes, plays a central role in the synthesis of proteins

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Smooth ER

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Synthesizes and stores lipids and steroids

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Golgi body

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Processes and packages molecules

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Golgi Vesicle/ vacuoles

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Contains and transports substances in and out of the cell

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Cilium

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Hair like projections that wave back and forth to propel organism and draw food towards organism.

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Peroxisome

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Metabolic reactions and breaks down certain substances in liver and kidney

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13
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Centriole

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Direct the formation of spindle fibers

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14
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Lysosome

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Contain digestive enzymes that help digest food, break down old organelles, and destroy viruses

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15
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Cell membrane

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Phospholipid bilayer that contains a hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail

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16
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Mitochondria

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“power house” of the cell. Creates ATP

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16
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Cytoplasm

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Area between cell membrane that contains cytosol

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17
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Flagellum

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Used to propel organism forward

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18
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Cytoskeleton

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Gives cell its shape

19
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How many chromosomes are at the end result of Mitosis?

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46

20
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How many chromosomes are at the end result of Meiosis?

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23

21
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How many chromosomes are at the end result of interphase?

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92

22
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Which process is the division of somatic cells?

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Mitosis

23
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Which process is the division of gametes?

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Meiosis

24
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Prophase

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First stage other aside from interphase Chromosomes cluster together and nucleolus begins to disappear

25
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Metaphase

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Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell

26
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Anaphase

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Chromosomes are pulled apart by spindle fibers from centrioles

27
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Telophase

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Two new nuclei begin to form around chromosomes

28
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Cytokinesis

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Cell is split into two new cells

29
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Where does cytoplasm, organelles, etc exist?

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intracellularly

30
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Where does blood, and synovial fluid exist?

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Extracellularly

31
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Interacts with water, Is the outside of the cell membrane bilayer

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Hydrophilic Phosphoric head

32
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Does not interact with water. Lipid tails on the insides of the cell membrane bilayer

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Hydrophobic Fatty Acid Tail

33
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Found within the membrane. Helps transport molecules through the membrane

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Integral protein

34
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Found on the outside of the membrane. Helps maintain structure

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Peripheral protein

35
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Sugar chains that attach to proteins that help identify cells for permeability

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Carbohydrate

36
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Lipid structures found in between the lipid tails to help with membrane structure and prevent cell membrane for folding in on itself.

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Cholesterol

37
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Water moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. This means it moves down the concentration gradient.

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Passive transport

38
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More water in solution than in cell, what will cell look like and why?

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Shriveled cell, water travels to where there is less of it

39
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hypotonic solution, what shape will cell be and why?

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the solution has less solute than the cell placed in the solution

40
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Molecules travel through a membrane and the liquid portion is filtered through with the help of hydrostatic pressure or gravity.

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Filtration

41
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Smaller molecules are filtered through a membrane
and larger molecules (toxic) are left behind. The
solution with the smaller molecules is cleaned and returned to the body. Used for the kidneys.

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Dialysis

42
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Movement from high to low Concentration or down the Concentration gradient through a semipermeable membrane.

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Osmosis

43
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Movement for molecules from high to low concentration until it is evenly distributed in the solution.

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Diffusion

44
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A protein channel used to help bring a molecule through from high to low concentration

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Facilitate Diffusion

45
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What two components of the cell membrane help identify what goes through the membrane or in other words, allow the cell to selectively permeate?

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Carbohydrates and integral proteins

46
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Takes molecules from a low concentration to a high concentration

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Active transport

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