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cell structure & function Flashcards

(18 cards)

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cell theory

A

• all living things are made of 1+ cells
• cells are the basic unit of structure & function in living things, they carry out life functions
•cells come from other cells

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exceptions to the cell theory

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1) scientists argue viruses are living because they contain a genetic code but are not made of cells

2) scientists argue mitochondria & chloroplasts can be considered living bc they contain their own DNA & reproduce but aren’t made of cells

3) scientists argue the first cell must have come from something other than a pre existing cell

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prokaryote

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• heat & salt lovers
•methane makers
•anaerobic (can live without oxygen)
•do not cause disease (non-pathogenic)

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eukaryote

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•more common
•disease causing (pathogens)
•mainly aerobic (need oxygen)

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unicellular organisms

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consist of only 1 cell living independently

are ably to carry out all life functions

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multicellular organisms

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composed of more than one cell

cells work together to carry out life functions

cells are specialized

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cytoplasm

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•eukaryotic
•contains organelles
•thick, jelly-like substance

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8
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nucleus

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•eukaryotic
•contains the cells DNA

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9
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rough endoplasmic reticulum

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•eukaryotic
•assembly line of the cell

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ribosome

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•eukaryotic
•protein synthesizers

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11
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mitochondria

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•eukaryotic
•ATP producers

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12
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lysosome

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•eukaryotic
•enzyme-packed (digest)

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13
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vacuole

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•eukaryotic
•storage containers

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14
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chloroplast

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•eukaryotic
•glucose synthesizers
•only in plant cells

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15
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cell wall

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only in plant cells
structural

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16
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microtubules

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only in animal cell

17
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chromatin

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only in animal cells

18
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centrosome

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only in animal cells