Cell Structure : Animal cell & Plant cell Flashcards

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Define Cells

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  • Basic unit of life
  • Surround by cell membrane & cytoplasm containing organelles
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Define Eukaryote

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An organism whose cells contain a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.

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Define Prokaryote

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An organism whose doesn’t contain a nucleus or any other membrane-bound organelles.

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What unit is used to measure the cell?

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micrometer / nanometer

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What is the length of the smallest visible structure to human eye?

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50-100 micrometer

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Name the common feature in animal cell and plant cell. [5]

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  1. Cell surface membrane
  2. mithocondria
  3. cytoplasm
  4. nucleus
  5. golgi apparatus
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Name the differences of animal cell and plant cell feature. [5]

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1.Vacoules
2.Plasmodesma
3.Cell wall
4.Centrioles
5.Chloroplast.

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Describe the structure of cell membrane. [4]

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  1. Very thin membrane surronding all cells.
  2. Has 3 layers ; Inside layer (cytosol), phospholipid bilayer, Outside layer (enviroment).
  3. It’s partially permeable.
  4. Mainly made up of lipids and protiens.
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State the function of cell surface membrane. [2]

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  1. Controls the exchange of materials between the cell and its enviroment.
  2. Cell signalling
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What is another name for cell surface membrane?

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Plasma membrane

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Describe the structure of the nucleus.

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  1. Relatively large
  2. Contains nucleolus, chromatin, nuclear pore and nuclear envelope.
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Function of nucleus.

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Controls the activities of the cell and (carries genes that contain instruction to produce proteins).

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Describe the structure of nucleolus.

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Circle-shaped made of loops of DNA from several chromosomes found inside the nucleus

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What is the function of nucleolus?

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Synthesis of ribosome

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What is the common amount of nucleolus found in mammals?

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one to five nucleolus

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Describe the structure of cytosol.

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An aqueous material; fluid to jelly-like consistency

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Describe the structure of cytoplasm.

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Cytosol + contents of a cell (organelle) - nucleus = Cytoplasm

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Describe the structure of protoplasm.

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Cytoplasm + nucleus = protoplasm

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Define Organelles.

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functionally and structurally distinct part of a cell; ususally surround by 1 or 2 membrane.

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What is the structure of nuclear envelope?

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made out of 2 membrane surrounding the nucleus

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What is the function of nuclear envelope?

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separates the contents of the nucleus from the cytoplasm and provides the structural framework of the nucleus.

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What is the function of nuclear pore?

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control the exchange of subtance between nucleus and cytoplasm.

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Describe the structure of mithocondria.

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  1. Contain an enzyme-rich liqiud known as matrix
  2. Surround by mithocondria envelope where the inner membrane is folded to fo cristae.
  3. contain their own DNA and ribosome
24
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What is the function of cristae?

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To increase surface area to produce more energy.

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What is the function of matrix?
Where citric acid cycle takes place.
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What is the function of mithocondria?
1. Produce chemical energy (power house of the cell) 2. Site of aerobic respiration to produce ATP.