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Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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When were cells really understood?

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When the microscope was invented.

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2
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Where did cells get their name?

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Called cells because they look like monk rooms.

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3
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Cell

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The basic unit of life.

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Cell Theory

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All living things are composed of cells.
Cells are the basic unit of structure and function.
New cells are produced from existing cells.

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5
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What has helped study the cell?

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New technologies.

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6
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TEM

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It can look at cell structures and large proteins.

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7
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SEM

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It can give 3D images.

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Scanning Probe

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Scans the surface of a specimen.

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9
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Prokaryote

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The cell does not contain a nucleus.
Smaller and simple.
Mostly Bacteria.

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Eukaryote

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Cells that have a nucleus.

Usually larger and more complex.

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11
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What is eukaryote like?

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A factory.

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12
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Organelles

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“Little Organisms”

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13
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Nucleus

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Control Center

Contains DNA.

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14
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Nuclear Envelope

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Surrounds the nucleus and only lets certain material in.

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15
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Chromatin

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Lunchroom

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16
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Chromosomes

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Seating Chart

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17
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Nucleolus

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A small, dense region full of ribosomes to make proteins.

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18
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Ribosomes

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“Factory” for making proteins.

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ER

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Packages lipids, proteins, and other materials.

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Rough ER

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Contains ribosomes.

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Smooth ER

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It mostly contains enzymes.

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Enzyme

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Proteins that speed up a chemical reaction.

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Golgi Apparatus

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The function is to modify, sort, and package proteins and other materials for storage or secretion.

24
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Lysosomes

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Clean up and digestion crew.

25
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Vacuoles

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Sack-like structures for storage.

26
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Mitochondria

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The powerhouse of the cell. 
Produces ATP (energy molecule).
27
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Chloroplast

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In-plant cells.
Capture sunlight and convert it into chemical energy through the process of photosynthesis.
It contains a green pigment called chlorophyll.
Contain their own DNA.

28
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Cytoplasm

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Gives shape and internal organization.

29
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Microfilaments

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The framework of a cell.

30
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Microtubials

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Maintain cell shape and movement.

31
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Cilla

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Small, more abundant.

32
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Flagella

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Longer, less abundant.

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Cell Membrane

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Every cell contains it.

34
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Cell Wall

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The main function is support and protection.

35
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What kind of environment does every cell live in?

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Liquid

36
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Concentration

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Mass of solute in a given volume of solution.

37
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Equilibrium

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The concentration of solute is the same throughout.

38
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Passive Transport

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Moving without using energy.

39
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Diffusion

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Movement of high to low concentration without using energy.

40
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Osmosis

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Diffusion of water.

41
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Isotonic

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Same on both sides of the cell.

42
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Hypertonic

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High concentration in the cell, causes water to leave the cell.

43
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Hypotonic

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Lower concentration in the cell, causes water to enter the cell.

44
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What does osmotic pressure cause?

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The movement of water and other materials.

45
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Facilitated Diffusion

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Helping material from high to low concentration.

46
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Active Transport

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Moving material from high to low concentration using energy.

47
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Endocytosis

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Taking material into a cell.

48
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Phagocytosis

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“Cell Eating”

49
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Pinocytosis

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“Cell Drinking”

50
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Exocytosis

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Taking material out of a cell.

51
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Unicellular

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Single-cell.

52
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Multicellular

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Multiple cells.

53
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Cell Specialization

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Cells develop in different ways to perform different tasks.

54
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Red Blood Cells (RBC)

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Transport oxygen.

55
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Levels of Organization in a Multicellular Organism

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Cells: Basic unit of life.
Tissues: Group of cells that have a specific function.
Organs: Group of tissues that have a certain job.
Organ System: Group of organs that have a specific function.
Organism: Living thing.

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