cells Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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shape, rod-like

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bacteria E.coli (escherichia coli)

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2
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slipper shape

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protozoan

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3
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irregular shape

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amoeba

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4
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box/cube shape

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plant cells

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5
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long and thin shape

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muscle cells

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6
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flat shape

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skin cells

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7
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elongated with tentacles shape

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nerve cells

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8
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levels of organization (biochem)

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C, T, O, OS, OR

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9
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cell theory (1)

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all living things are composed of one or more cells; chemical reactions of living cells take place within the cells

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10
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cell theory (3)

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all cells originate from pre-existing cells;
cells contain hereditary information, which is passed on from one generation to another

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11
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cell theory (2)

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the cell is the basic unit of life

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12
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two basic types of cells

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prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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13
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types of prokar

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B, A

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14
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types of eukar

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P2, F, A

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15
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most bacteria (cell size)

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1-10 microns

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16
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eukaryotic cells (cell size)

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10 - 100 microns

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17
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micron equivalent in micrometer

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1/1,000,000 meter

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18
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why study cells

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bodies are made up of cells
cells do all the work of life

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19
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the work of life of a cell

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B3, R2, E, M, C

20
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3 main jobs of cells

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make E, P, MC

21
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does the work of cells, keeps it alive

22
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organelles that makes energy

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CM, LY, VAC&VES, MT

23
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the cells must

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take in food and digest it, takes in oxy, make atp

24
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cell membrane

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S2, C, P
separates from external envi
controls exit & entrance
signal from other cells
phospholipid bilayer

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cytoplasm
jelly-like, jolding organelles in place
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vesicle
move material around cell
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vacuoles
storage
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amount of vacuoles in plant and animal cells
central (one, big); animals (many, small)
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lysosomes
food digestion (for energy), garbage disposal and recycling
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makes energy and turns sugar & oxy to atp; double membrane
mitochondria
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plants’ way of energy making
cellular respiration (atp from mitochondria); photosynthesis (atp & sugar from chloroplasts)
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photosynthesis
sunlight & co2 = atp & sugar (atp = active energy sugar/starch = stored energy)
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organelles that makes proteins
N, R, ER, GA
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major job of cells
make proteins because dna - proteins - cells (structural enzymes, signals, receptors)
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major job of cells
make proteins because dna - proteins - cells (structural enzymes, signals, receptors)
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protects dna ( instructions for building proteins)
nucleus
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ribosome factory
nucleolus
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what the dna is made of in the nucleus
chromosomes
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protein factories (instruct. in dna), some attached in cytoplasm, some free in the cytoplasm
ribosomes
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works on proteins and makes membranes
ER
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rough er
ribosomes attached, works on proteins
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makes membranes
smooth er
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finishes, sorts, labels, ships proteins through vesicles; membrane sacs
golgi apparatus
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organelles that makes more cells to r2 & g
nucleus & centrioles
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help coordinates in cell division; one pair in each cell
centrioles