Cell Structure Flashcards

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What is a Eukaryote

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A cell with a nucleus

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What is microscopy

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Using microscopes to magnify samples that cannot be seen with the naked eye

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What is mitochondria

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A structure found in the cytoplasm of a cell where respiration occurs

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What is a prokaryote

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A cell without a nucleus

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What are ribosomes

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A structure found in the cytoplasm of a cell where protein synthesis occurs

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6
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What is sub-cellular

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Smaller then a cell

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What is a cell

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The basic building blocks of any living thing or organism

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8
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How many cells is the organism amoeba made of?

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One

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9
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How many cells are humans made of?

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Millions

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10
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Where is the DNA in a eukaryotic cell

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In the sun-cellular structure called the nucleus

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Where is the DNA in a prokaryotic cell

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In a sub-cellular structure call plasmids

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What is the cytoplasm

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Jelly like substance where most of the chemical reactions happen in the cell

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13
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What is the nucleus

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Where the genetic material is found in chromosomes

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What is the cell membrane

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Keeps the contents of the cell together and allows specific molecules to pass in and out of the cell

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What is mitochondria

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Where respiration happens due to enzymes

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16
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What are the five functions you will always find in eukaryotic cells?

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A nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes and mitochondria

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What is the cell wall

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Made of cellulose and keeps the shape of the cell

18
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What does the permanent vacuole do

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Stores the cell sap

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What is a chloroplast

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It contains chlorophyll and is where photosynthesis occurs

20
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What kind of cell is a bacteria cell?

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A prokaryotic cell

21
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What is a plasmid

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Where genetic information is found in a prokaryotic cell

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What is flagella

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It is a sub-cellular structure that allows the bacteria to move

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What is the size of a ribosome

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0.02 micrometers

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What is the size of mitochondria

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0.5 micrometers

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What size is a chloroplast
1-2 micrometers
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What is the size of a prokaryotic cell
0.1-5.0 micrometers
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What size is the nucleus
6 micrometers
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What is the size of a eukaryotic cell
10-100 micrometers
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True or false: a nanometer is smaller than a millimetre
True
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True or false: mitochondria are smaller than ribosomes
False
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Why can’t we view cells with just our eyes?
Cells are too small to be seen
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What is a microscope used for?
So that cells can be looked at in detail
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How do you work out magnification?
Magnification= eye piece x objective lens’s
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How do you calculate the size of object
Size of object= size of image/ magnification
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What is a specialised cell?
A cell where the shape and sub-cellular structure are better adapted for their function
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Name 3 specialised cells in an animal cell
Muscle cells, sperm cell, nerve cell
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What is the function of a root hair cell
Absorb water by osmosis and minerals by active transport from the soil
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What is the xylem
Moves water and dissolves minerals in the plant
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What is the phloem
Move glucose and amino acids around the plant