cells Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

What scientific tool is needed to view items like…
-atom
-amino acids
-protein
-ribosomes
-virus
-small bacteria

A

electron microscope

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What scientific tool is needed to view items like…
-Epithelial cell
-nucleus
-chloroplast
-typical bacteria
-human egg

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light microscope

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3
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What is needed to view items like…
-frog egg
-chicken egg
-some nerve cells
-adult human

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human eye

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4
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Two significant advantages of light microscope (LM)

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-specimen can be observed in color
-can be observed alive

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5
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Two categories of cells

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-prokaryote
-eukaryote

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6
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explain prokaryotes

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-small
-lacks most organelles
-cells divide by fission
-called microbes (single cell organism)

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7
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explain eukaryote

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-large
-contain assorted organelles
-Cells divide by meiosis and mitosis
-DNA is packed in chromosomes

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8
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example of prokaryote and why

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E. coli
-most prokaryotes are bacteria
-prokaryotes lack endomembrane systems

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9
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The earth is dominated by what group of cells?

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prokaryotes (maintain the function of living earth)

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10
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why are prokaryotes good?

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-regulators
-important contributors to our food production
-help recycle dead skin, digestion, and disease prevention

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11
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an example of eukaryote

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euglena

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12
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about eukaryote cells

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-have membranous structures, containing the nucleus
-often called organelles
-do tasks that are necessary to sustaining a functioning cell

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13
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the control center of a cell

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nucleus

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14
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the assembly line of a cell

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endoplasmic reticulum

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15
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the structure of a cell

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cytoskeleton

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16
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the powerhouse of a cell

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mitochondria

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17
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the cleaning crew of cells

18
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the security gate of cells

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cell membrane

19
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the workbenches of a cell

20
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the distribution center of a cell

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Golgi apparatus

21
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what does the cell membrane do

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-transports particles
-communicates with other cells
-controls passage of molecules

22
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explain nucleus

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-brain center of cell
-stores dna
-organize activity of genes
-produces ribosomes*
-transports RNA (biomolecule)

23
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explain endoplasmic reticulum

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-often largest organelles
-transports and stores chemical products

24
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the two types of ER

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-smooth
-rough

25
explain ribosomes
-found in all cells -production of protein -made of protein (RNA) -found in prokaryote too
26
expain Golgi apparatus
-package and distribution center -collect, modify, organize chemical products -sort molecules
27
explain mitochondria
-powerhouse of the cell -where digestion of food chemicals occurs
28
where are chloroplast found
plant cells
29
three types of vesicles
-lysosomes -peroxisomes -vacuoles
30
important cytoskeleton elements
-microfiliments -intermediate filaments -microtubules
31
what do cytoskeletons do?
provide structure and function
32
what do microtubules organize into during cell division
spindle
33
what does MAPs stand for and alternate name
-microtubule association proteins -motor proteins
34
what do transport monorails consist of
-microtubule -motor proteins -transport vesicles
35
what are cilia
-strand like -organized extensions of microtubules
36
where is the extracellular matrix seen
-in tissues -especially animals
37
T or F cells come in many forms and shapes
T
38
function determines?
which cells have which organelles
39
similar cells form...
tissues
40
explain plant cells
-usually one nucleus, can have multiple -large central vacuole -mitochondria and plastids -no centrioles -cell wall
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explain animal cell
-single nucleus -many small vacuoles -mitochondria only -have centrioles -no cell wall
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how are cells packed
densely