Cells And Membranes Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What are the 4 main cell theory’s?

A
  1. Every organism is composed of one or more cells.
  2. The cell is the smallest unit having life.
  3. Cells arise from pre-existing cells.
  4. Cells contain genetic material that get passed on to their offspring.
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What are the common features of cells?

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  1. Plasma membrane (surrounds the cell)
  2. Genetic material: DNA (nucleus or nucleoid)
  3. Cytoplasm (material between PM + nucleus)
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What does a prokaryotic cell have?

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  1. Bacteria
  2. Has a cell well
  3. No nucleus or membrane bound organelles
  4. DNA typically circular
    (1 chromosome + plasmids)
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What does a Eukaryotic cell have?

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  1. All organisms except bacteria (eukaryotes)
  2. Some have cell walls
  3. Nucleus and membrane bound organelles present
  4. Linear DNA (multiple chromosomes)
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What is the function of a plasma membrane?

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  1. Barrier (semipermeable)
  2. Transporting
  3. Communicating
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What is the function of a membrane bound organelles?

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To form internal compartments to localize or isolate cellular functions.

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What do the membrane organelles contain?

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  1. Nucleus that has the DNA

2. Nuclear envelope that has double membrane and pores.

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What is the Golgi apparatus?

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Modification and packaging of proteins, lipids. Etc.

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9
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What is the central dogma? (Process)

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DNA>transcription RNA>translation> Protein

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What is the function of the central vacuole?

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  1. It’s the storage compartment. Holds starch, amino acids and waste.
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11
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What translates MRNA into protein?

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  1. Ribosomes
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12
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Define flagella.

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  1. Long

2. Provide movement of the cell

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13
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Define cilia

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  1. Short

2. Substances all over the surface of a cell

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Diffusion uses what process?

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  1. High (solute) > low (solute)
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What is osmosis?

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Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane. Low(solute)> high(solute).

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16
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Diffusion uses what process?

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High (solute) > low (solute)

17
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Osmosis uses what process?

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Low(solute)>high(solute).

18
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Passive transport needs what to happen?

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  1. Requires channels or carriers in membrane.
  2. Doesn’t need energy.
  3. Can be gated.
  4. Follows a concentration gradient.
19
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Active transport requires what?

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  1. Energy input to activate.
20
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Bulk transport needs what?

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Vesicular transport

-materials transported within a membrane bound vesicle.

21
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Solute means?