Chapter 1: Cells Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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all living things are made from

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cells

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cells

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smallest unit of life, small membrane enclosed units, can create copies of themselves by growth and division

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3
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how do cells differ

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size
shape
function
chemical requirements

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4
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every cell has

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DNA, plasma membrane and a mechanism for making proteins

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5
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DNA

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made of nucleotides, genetic information

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6
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RNA

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transcribed from DNA, then translated to form proteins

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7
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central dogma of biology

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DNA–> RNA–> Proteins

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8
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endosymbiont hypothesis

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every cell cam from the same ancestor cell

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9
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genome

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entire sequence of nucleotides, programs the cell with how to behave

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10
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what invention led to the discovery of cells

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the light microscope

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11
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eukaryotes

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have a nucleus, have membrane enclosed organelles, can live in multicellular organisms or on their own

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prokaryotes

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no nucleus or membrane enclosed organelles, small, many different shapes, very fast division

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13
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examples of prokaryotic cells

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bacteria and archea

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14
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nucleus

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hold genetic information, has two membranes, pores

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15
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mitochondria

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generates energy from food molecules (cellular respiration),
thought to have evolved from engulfed bacteria cell,
contains its own DNA,
2 membranes,
can divide on its own

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16
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chloroplasts

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only found in plant cells, where photosynthesis occurs, have their own DNA

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17
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endoplasmic reticulum

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materials that are to be exported are made here

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18
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rough ER

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has ribosomes makes proteins

19
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smooth ER

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does not have ribosomes, synthesizes lipids and detoxifies chemicals

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golgi bodies

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modifies the products produced by the ER, sends products out after

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lysozymes

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digest and break down materials in the cell, has digestive enzymes

22
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cytoskeleton

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directs cells movement, made of protein fillaments

23
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what are the types of protein filaments

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actin
microtubules
intermediate

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actin fillaments

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microtubule filaments
help with DNA replication and divison, hollow
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intermediate fillaments
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characteristics of life
cellular respiration reproduction metabolism homeostasis heredity response to stimuli growth and development adaptation thru evolution
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what do organelles allow for
specialization and coordinated functions
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ribosomes
combination of proteins and RNA
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plasma cells have alot of ribosomes because
they produce antibodies
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free ribosomes
all ribosomes start out free, makes proteins in the cytoplasm
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why are digestive enzymes only in lysozymes
because they only function at acidic pH values
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peroxisome
creates hydrogen-peroxide and houses anything that needs hydrogen peroxide bc it can kill the cell
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vesicles
transport and storage
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cytoplasm
hold organelles in place, liquid portion (cytosol)
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why would adipocyte cells have more smooth ER than an Insulin secreting cells
because they synthesises lipids
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insulin producing cells
produces more ribosomes so they would have more rough ER
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endomembrane system
system of organelles that allow for the production, transport and modification of proteins
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what is involved in every metabolic pathway of a cell
proteins
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phospholipid bilyaer
every membrane in a cell hydrophobic tails hydrophillic heads
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Endomembrane system steps
1. RNA leaves nucleus and goes to ribosomes 2. ribosomes make a protein that is inserted into the ER lumen 3. buds off in a vesicle and goes to golgi body
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cis face
part of the golgi body that faces the ER
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trans face
part of the golgi body that faces away from the ER
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types of vesicles
secretory, transport, storage