Cell Structure & Cell Diversity (chpt. 7 & 8) Flashcards

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Protoplasm

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All the living parts of a cell

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2
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Ultrastructure

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The detail of a structure as seen using an electron microscope

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3
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Cell / plasma membrane

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Controls passage of substances in and out of cell
Is semi - permeable
No definite shape
Composed of proteins and lipids - phospholipid bilayer

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4
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Phospholipid bilayer

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Said to be fluid
Phospholipids and proteins

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5
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Nucleus

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Control centre of cell
Contains chromosomes
Double membrane (nuclear pores)
Makes ribosomes

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6
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Cytoplasm

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Where organelles are suspended
Location of metabolic activities

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7
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Cell wall

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Only in plants
Gives shape and rigidity
Tough cellulose fibres

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8
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Vacuole

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Large and permanent
Stores cell sap, a solution of salt & sugar

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9
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Mitochondria

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Site of respiration

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10
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Chloroplasts

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Plants only
Contains chlorophyll (photosynthesis)

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11
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Prokaryotic cells

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Do not possess a membrane bound nucleus but contain a mass of DNA in cytoplasm (found as loops)
Do not have membrane bound organelles
E.g. bacteria

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12
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Eukaryotic cells

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Have membrane around their DNA and possess a true nucleus. Have membrane bound organelles

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13
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Tissue

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A group of similar cells that are adapted to carry out the same function

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14
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Plant tissues

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  • Dermal tissue
    A single later of cells that surrounds the outer surface of all plants
    Protection
    Waxy cuticle
  • Vascular tissue
    Transports material around the plant
    Xylem: water & minerals
    Phloem: food from leaves to other areas
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15
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Animal tissues

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Muscle
Found in muscles + many internal organs
Contracts
Contains mitochondria for respiration

Nervous tissue
Composed of nerve cells called neurons
Carry electrical impulses from the brain to the spinal cord
Covered by myelin sheath

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16
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Tissue culture

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The growth of tissues in or on an artificial sterile medium outside an organism

17
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Uses of tissue culture

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Skin grafts, cancer research, micro propagation

18
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Clone

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A cluster of identical offspring

19
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Organ

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A structure composed of a number of tissues that work together to carry out one or more functions
Plants e.g. root, stem, leaf, flower
Animals e.g. heart, stomach, skin, liver, brain

20
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System

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A number of organs working together to carry out one or more functions
E.g. digestive, urinary, endocrine, skeletal, reproductive

21
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DRAW plant cell, animal cell, active & inactive mitochondria, nucleus, phospholipid bilayer, chloroplast

A
22
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Stain used for plant cells

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Iodine

23
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Stain used for animal cells

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Methylene blue

24
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What term is used to describe organisms that do not have nuclei?

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Prokaryotes (prokaryotic)

25
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What term is used to describe organisms whose cells contain a nucleus?

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Eukaryotes (eukaryotic)

26
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What type of microscope shows the most detail

A

Electron microscope

27
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Selective permeability

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Only certain substances allowed through

28
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Where are ribosomes made?

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Nucleus

29
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Is a plant cell an example of a prokaryotic or eukaryotic cell? Why?

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Eukaryotic

Contains membrane bound organelles (nucleus, mitochondria)

30
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Name the most detailed microscope

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Electron microscope