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Cells Flashcards

1
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What are the three parts of the “cell theory”?

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  • Cells are the basic structural and functional unit of life
  • All cells come from pre-existing cells
  • All living organisms are made up of one kr more cells
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Differences and similarities between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

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PROKARYOTIC
- DNA floats freely
- No membrane-bound organelles
- Small and simple
- Bacteria
- Unicellular
BOTH
- Cell membrane and/or cell wall
- Cytoplasm
- Ribosomes
EUKARYOTIC
- DNA in nucleus
- Membrane-bound organelles
- Large and complex
- Plants and animals
- Multicellular

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3
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What are the common properties of all cells?

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  • Have a cell membrane and/or wall
  • Have a cytoplasm
  • Have ribosomes
  • Have DNA
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4
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Nucleus Function

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Contains most of the cells genetic material, which regulates the activities of the cell

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5
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Is the Nucleus found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

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6
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Ribosome Function

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Synthesis of proteins

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7
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Are ribosomes found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

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8
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Function of Rough ER

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Folding and modification of proteins

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9
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Function of Smooth ER

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Synthesis and modification of lipids

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10
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Are smooth and rough ER found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

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11
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What does ER stand for?

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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12
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Function of Cytoplasm

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Site of cellular activities and chemical reactions

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13
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Is cytoplasm found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

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14
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What is the liquid found in the cytoplasm called?

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Cytosol

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15
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What is cytosol?

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The liquid found in the cytoplasm

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16
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Where is ER located?

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Around the nucleus

17
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Function of vacuole

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Store water, minerals and ions, give plant cells rigid shapes

18
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Are vacuoles for in animals, plants or both?

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Both but, in plants they are larger and have a different function

19
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Function of lysosome

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Break down old cells and organelles

20
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Are lysosomes found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

21
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Where are lysosomes formed?

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Golgi Apparatus

22
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Function of Golgi Apparatus

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Packaging and transport of molecules through cells in vesticles

23
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Are golgi apparatus found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

24
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Function of the cell membrance

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Creates a barrier around the cell to control what enters and exits the cell

25
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Is the cell membrane found in animals, plants or both?

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Both

26
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Function of the cell wall

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To protect the cell, maintain cell shape and prevent excessive water uptake

27
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Is the cell wall found in animals, plants or both?

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Plants

28
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Function of mitochondria

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The site of cellular respiration (makes energy)

29
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Are mitochondria in animals, plants or both?

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Both

30
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Function of chloroplast

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Site of photosynthesis (uses the sun to make glucose/sugar)

31
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Are chloroplast found in animals, plants or both?

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Plants

32
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Explain how the golgi, ER and ribosomes work together within a cell

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Ribosomes are the site of protein synthesis. They work with the rough ER as this is where synthesised proteins are modified and transported in a cell. If synthesised proteins need to be packaged into a vesticle to be transported within or out of the cell, this occurs in the golgi.

33
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Describe prokaryotic cells

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  • Simpler and smaller than eukaryotic cells
  • Lack membrane bound organelles
  • DNA is not in a nucleus
34
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Example of a prokaryote

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Bacteria

35
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Example of a eukaryote

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Animal, plant

36
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Describe eukaryotic cells

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Complex, large and have membrane bound organelles

37
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Function of vesicles

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Transport cell products to cell membrane

38
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Why do plants need a cell wall and larger vacuole, but not animals?

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Because plants need a cell wall and large vacuole to form the shape of organism. Animals have bones which form their shape

39
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What is the function of the nucleolus?

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Synthesis of ribosomal RNA and assembly of ribosomal subunits

Biology Units 1 & 2 Study (19 decks)

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