Chapter 11 Flashcards

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What are all organisms made up of

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All organisms are made up single celled organisms
Such as protists and bacteria
There are also multicellular organisms
Such as us

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What is the cell theory

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All living organisms are made up one or more cells
Smallest living organisms are single cells , and cells are the functional units of multicellular organisms
All cells come from pre -exisiting cells

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What are the two types of cells

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Prokaryotic - no membrane bound organelles ,small ,no nucleus (genetic material in nucleoide)
eukaryotic cells-larger , have a nucleus , have membrane bound organelles

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What are the sizes of cells

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Bacteria=1-5 um in Diameter
Eukaryotic cells=10-100 um in Diameter

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Do larger organisms have larger cells

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Nope they just have more cells

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What are the basic components of a cell

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1)plasma membrane
2)DNA =genetic info
3)cytoplasm
4)ribosomes

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What are the three levels organisms can be placed in

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Domain bacteria,domain archea and domain eukarya

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How are cells studied

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They’re studied with microscopes, most commonly used microscope in the lab is light microscope
1)Bright field microscope
2)dark field microscope
3)phase contrast
4)Fluorence microscope

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What are most modern microscopes classified as

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They’re classified as compound microscopes and that means they have several lenses in combination to make images bigger

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What are bright feild microscopes used for

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Looking at dead stained cells
One will see a dark object in front of a bright background
(For living dark feild or contrast)

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What are electron microscopes

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Use electrons as the source of illumination

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What are the two different types of microscopes

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1)transmission microscope=forms an image from electrons transmitted from specimen(inside)
2)scanning electron microscope =forms an image from electrons that are deflected from the speciemens other surface (used to look at surface topology of a cell )

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What are the strengths of electron microscopes

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1)magnification is greater
Light microscope=100x
Electron microscope= 100,000x

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What is the weaknesses of electron microscopes

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Can’t look at living speciemen, specimen prep is time-consuming and difficult
And the instrument operations need a lot of technical expertise
Machine is large and expensive

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What is an organelle

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A membrane enclosed structure that has some specialized function for the eukaryotic cell
Examples:
1)golgi
2)endoplasmic reticulum
3)mitochondria

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What is the endomembrane system

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A collection of membranes inside and surrounding the cell
-this allows for compartmilization inside of a cell

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What are the 7 components of the endomembrane system

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1)Nuclear envelope
2)lysosomes
3)plasma membrane
4)golgi apparatus
5)vesicles
6)vacuoles
7)endoplasmic reticulum

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How are the 7 components of the endo system connected

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Related by direct physical continuity
And by the transfer of membrane segments as vesicles between them

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What structures do plants and animal cells share?

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Mitochondria
Nucleus
Ribosomes
Cytoplasm
Vacuoles
Golgi

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What are found in animal cells but not plants?

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Flagella,centrosomes,lysosomes(hydrolytic enzymes that take waste outta the cell)

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Plant cells but not animal cells?

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Central vacuole ,chloroplasts and cell wall

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What do animals not have

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Cell wall however do produce something that forms outside the plasma membrane

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What is the outside layer of the animal cell called

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Extracellular matrix
Consists of protein fibers
Most abundant protein found in the ECM os collagen(protein that plays a role in structure )

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What is collagen embedded in?

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Proteogylcon complex

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What is a proteoglycan ?
A protein with many carb chains attached to And a proteoglycan complex is many proteoglycans noncovalently attached to a single polysaccharide molecule
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What is the function of the ECM?
PROVDES STRUCTURAL SUPPORT HELPS KEEP CELLS IN PLACE KEEPS ADJACENT CELLS IN CONTACT WITH ONE ANOTHER PLAYS A ROLE IN CELL COMMUNICATION
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HOW DO PLANT CELLS COMMUNICATE WITH EACHOTHER?
Adjacent plant cells form direct connections with one another at certain sites these sites are called plasmodesmata The plasmodesmata are channels that connect the cytoplasm of two plant cells
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How do animal cells communicate
They communicate via gap junctions -consists of specialized membrane proteins that surround a pore ,thereby allowing certain molecules to pass through
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How do animal cells communicate
They communicate via gap junctions -consists of specialized membrane proteins that surround a pore ,thereby allowing certain molecules to pass through
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Who came up with the cell theory ?
Matthias Schleiden Schwann and Rudolf Virchow in mid 1800’s
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Cytoskeleton
Helps move material within a cell
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Smooth ER
Synthesis lipids
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Mitochondrian
Produces energy for the cell
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Ribosomes
Site of protein synthesis
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Lysosomes
Contains enzymes that help clean up and recycle cellular constituents
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Golgi
Involved in sorting and shipping of proteins
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Rough ER
Involved in the synthesis and processing of proteins
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Chloroplast
Site of photosynthesis
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Plasma membrane
Controls what comes in and out of the cell
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Nuclear envelope
Double membrane with pores surrounding the nucleus
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Central vacuole
Space in the cytoplasm surrounded by a membrane
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Nucleus
Organelle that contains genetic information
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Nucleolus
Site where rRNA and ribosomal subunits are made
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Cytoplasm
Region between the plasma membrane and nucleus
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Centriole
Microtuble organizing centre
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Cell wall
Protects, maintains the cell shape and prevents excessive uptake of water