cells- parts and function Flashcards

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True or false: all organisms are composed of cells

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True

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cell is not the structural and functional unit of life

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false

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true pr false: cells does not arise from pre existing sells

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false

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ATP does not found in the organ or tissue

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true

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ATP is not found in the individual cells

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false

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It is a unit of protoplasm bound by a plasma membrane possessing a nuclues

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cell

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It is a life-giving cell, includes cytoplasm and nucleus

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Protoplasm

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Everything that is outside the nucleus is cytoplasm

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true

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It is the lowest level of structure capable of performing all the activities of life

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Cell

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Antibodies of nucleus

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Lamin B1, histone h2b, histone h3

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Antibodies of cytoplasm or cytoskeletal

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Beta-actin, alpha tubulin, desmin

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Antibodies of endoplasmic reticulum

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GRP78, calreticulin and calnexin

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Antibodies of Golgi apparatus

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58k golgi protein, GOLM1 and TGN46

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Antibodies of mitochondria

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Cytochrome C, HSP60, and COX IV

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Antibodies of lysosome

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LC3, LAMP2 and ATG5

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Antibodies of membrane

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N-cadherin, CD98 and PMCA

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Studies the cellular morphology and possible biologic procedure that occurs inside the cell

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Microscopy

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Separation of sub cellular components and to isolate specific cellular components

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cell fractionation

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This is to know whether the cell can produce or not a protein

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Protein enrichment

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This is to locate a protein the location of the protein determine what cells is that

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Protein characterization

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This is to monitor the protein is produced inside the nucleus and went outside the cytoplasm or if you want to know if the proteins produced inside

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protein translocation

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22
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What is the diameter of most cells

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1 to 100 µm

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23
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It’s light is passed through the specimen and through the glass lens

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Light microscopy

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24
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What are the principal governed by microscopy

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Magnification and resolving power

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It is the ratio of the objects images to it’s real size
Magnification
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It measures the image clarity
Resolving power
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It uses lasers and special optics for optical sectioning
confocal microscopy
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Like phase contrast microscopy, it uses optical modifications to exaggerate differences in density
Differential interference contrast or nomarski
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Enhances contrast in unstained cells by amplifying variations in density within specimens
phase contrast
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It passes light directly through specimen
Bright Field unstained specimen
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Staining with various dyes and enhances contrast but most staining procedures required that cells be fixed
Bright Field stained specimen
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a type of microscopy Shows the location of the specific molecules in the cell
Florescence
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A double layer that supports and protects the cell and it allows materials in and out
Cell membrane
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Contains digestive enzymes that destroy damage organelles and invaders
Lysosome
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Jelly like fluid that surrounds and protects the organelles
Cytoplasm
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It is the control center of the cell and it contains DNA
nucleus
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This surrounds the nucleus
Nuclear membrane
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This is around structure in the nucleus that makes ribosomes
Nucleolus
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Is a part of the cell that the stores food and water
Vacuole
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It is a part of a cell that processes and packages materials for the cell
Golgi body
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It is a part of a cell that breaks down food to produce energy in the form of ATP And this is called powerhouse
Mitochondria
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It is part of a cell that builds and transport substances through the cell that has ribosomes on it
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
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It is part of a cell that builds and transport substances through the cell that does not have ribosomes
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
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Is part of the cell that helps make protein for the cell
Ribosome
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Plasma membrane is also called
Cell membrane or plasmalemma
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It is the outermost living layer
Plasma membrane
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Plasma membrane is made up of
Proteins and lipids
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It is the representation of plasma membrane arrangement
Fluid Mosaic model
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Parts of phospholipid
Hydrophobic and hydrophilic
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phospholipid that likes water
Hydrophilic
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phospholipid that does not like water
Hydrophobic
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Two types of protein molecule arrangement
Peripheral proteins or external proteins and integral proteins or internal proteins
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Whose function encloses the cell contents
Plasma membrane
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It is a type of transportation that take in substances
Endocytosis
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It is a type of transportation that take out substances
Exocytosis
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It is a type of endocytosis that is a cell eating activity
Phagocytosis
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Is it a type of endocytosis that is cell drinking activity
Pinocytosis
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In bacteria and plant cells It is the outermost cell cover, Nonliving layer
Cell wall
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Cell wall is made up of
Cellulose, pectin, lignin
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It is the cytoplasmic the strand which connect one cell to another
plasmodesmata
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Cells are joined, it is cemented with calcium pectinate
Middle Lamella
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It gives protection, gives rigidity And shape to cell, allows passage of water and join or connected with each cells allowing the function to be more efficient
Cell wall
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it traps in the cytoplasm
Mitochondria
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Golgi complex, ribosomes and ER is involved in mechanisms such as
Synthesis and transport
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It is for the motility of cytoplasm
cilia and flagella
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It carries hereditary materials
Nucleus
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It is a suicidal bag
Lysosomes
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Mitochondria of green plants
Chloroplast
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It is the inner membrane of mitochondria
cristae
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It is the inner compartment of mitochondria
Matrix
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Made up of double membrane
Mitochondria
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It is an organelle that is bound by lipid protein membrane
Endoplasmic reticulum
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site for protein synthesis
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
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Site for steroid synthesis and stores carbohydrates
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
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It is an organelle that is bound by lipid protein membrane synthesis and secretion of enzymes
Golgi complex
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Organelles that may be present as free ribosomes are can be attached to ER it is also site for protein synthesis
Ribosomes
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Organelles that is budded from golgi body, Materials catalyzed by enzymes enter this organelle
Lysosome
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It is an organelle that contains nucleoid and same size as mitochondria
peroxisomes
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Peroxisomes in plants
photorespiration
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Peroxisome in animal cells
Fat metabolism
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An organelle that is located just outside the nucleus it is a cylindrical without the membrane and it has its own DNA and RNA
centriole
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It is involved in cell division and gives orientation to the mitotic spindle during cell division
Centriole
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It is the largest organelle seen clearly when the cell is not dividing
Nucleus
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It has a double layered nuclear membrane having final pure pores and closest nucleoplasm which contains chromatin network and a nucleolus
Nucleus
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It is a part of nucleus that is made up of lipids and proteins, has ribosomes attached on the outer membrane making it rough
Nuclear membrane
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It is a part of nucleus that is a jelly like substance which is rich in protein
Chromatin
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Chromatin contains
karyolymph
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karyolymph contains
Chromatin fibril
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Chromatin for fibril contains
Chromosomes, heterochromatin and euchromatin
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It is type of chromatin fibril that is highly coiled DNA and dark please staining
Heterochromatin
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It is a type of chromatin fibril That is not coil DNA and light staining
euchromatin
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It is a part of nucleus that is is where spheroid body is present in all cell, storehouse for RNA and proteins and regulates the synthetic activity of the nucleus
Nucleolus
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true or false: Muscle cells are more elongated the normal cells
true
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Cell that has several chromosomes
Eukaryotic cell
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A cell that has one long DNA strand
Prokaryotic cell
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a cell that has peroxisome
Eukaryotic
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A cell that has plants animals and fungi
Eukaryotic
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A cell that has only bacteria and cyanobacteria
Prokaryotic cell
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A cell that has a cell wall
Prokaryotic
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Prokaryotic has centrioles
false
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A cell that has plasma membrane
Eukaryotic and prokaryotic
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t or f Eukaryotic and prokaryotic has ribosomes
true
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Endoplasmic reticulum is present in what cell
Eukaryotic cell
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Endoplasmic reticulum is absent in what cell
Prokaryotic cell
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In eukaryotic cell, cell wall is present in plants, T o F
True