Chapters 3 and 4 Flashcards

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What does the term diflagellate mean?

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With two flagelatte

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What is a mononucleocyte?

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Cell with a single nucleus

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Cork cells were first identified by who?

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Robert Hooke

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Elimination of insoluble, nondigested particles by a cell is referred to as

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Egestion

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The transport of dissolved substances into cells to be used by the cells is

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Absorption

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What is the cell theory?

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The cell is the basic unit of all living things
Cells perform all the function of living things
New cells come from the reproduction of existing cells

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Organisms that are made up of cells that can operate independently but that normally tend to group together are called

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Colonial organisms

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Several tissues grouped together and working as a unit form an

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Organ

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Describe a prokaryotic cell.

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Bacteria, blue green algae, some similar organisms; lack membrane around nucleus area, contain only non membrane bound organelles

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Describe a eukaryotic cell.

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Membrane bound nucleus, both membrane bound and non membrane bound organelles in it, human, plant, animal, many others all eukaryotic cells

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The changing of the sol and gel phase of the cytoplasmic matrix can result in organelle movement called

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Cytoplasmic streaming

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Organelles found in most plant cells but not in animal cells are

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Vacuoles

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Chloroplasts contain

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A complex system of flattened sacs called thylakoids which are arranged into sacs called grana, which contain chlorophyll

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Describe all the structures within an animal cell.

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Picture in book

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A cytoskeleton is made up of

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Microscopic fibers, microtubules, which are straight and hollow tubes of proteins, and microfilaments, which are thinner, solid strands of protein

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The process by which large molecules enter a cell through pouches in the cell membrane is

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Pinocytosis

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The cytoplasm’s long tubular extensions contain a set of microtubules and that are used in cellular movement are

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Microfilaments

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The diffusion of water into a cell by osmosis results in a build-up of

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Turgor

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Describe cell turgor pressure.

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Kept crisp by central vacuole being filled with water and putting pressure on everything else

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Contractile vacuoles would be of great importance to a what kind of unicellular organisms?

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Ones that are underwater

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The control center for most cell activity is the

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Nucleus

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A solution that has a greater concentration of water molecules than the cell is surrounds is

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Hypertonic

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Since diffusion is a purely physical process (it requires no cellular energy), it could be a form of

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Passive transport

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The use of cellular energy to change permeability of a membrane is called

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Active transport

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Cytology is the study of
Cells
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Name all the structures in a typical animal cell.
A
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Name all the structures in a typical plant cell.
A
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Can energy be recycled?
Yes
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The principle product of photosynthesis is
Oxygen
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Give examples of autotrophic organisms.
Plants, algae
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A nutritionally dependent organism is said to be
Heterotrophs
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A nutritionally independent organism is
Autotrophs
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Major by products of photosynthesis
Oxygen, stored chemical energy
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A phosphorus-containing compound that stores energy is
ATP
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Explain the relationship between chlorophyll a and the other types of chlorophyll,
Both catalysts, chlorophyll a just main
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The man who discovered much of the information we know about photosynthesis is
Melvin Calvin
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The most important function of chlorophyll is to
Act as a catalyst
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The phase of photosynthesis that splits water molecules is the
Photolysis
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The dark phase of photosynthesis takes place in the
Thylakoid
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When living things obtain energy for life processes from inorganic materials they are participating in
chemosynthesis
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A process that uses oxygen is
Aerobic
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Cellular respiration refers to
Free breaking down of a food substance into usable cellular energy in the form of ATP
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The centers of cellular respiration are
Cytoplasm, mitochondria, mitochondrial membrane
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The breakdown of glucose by enzyme action without the presence of oxygen is
Fermentation
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Give examples of anaerobic cellular respiration.
Fermentation,
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The molecule that delivers amino acids to the ribosomes is
tRNA
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Each messenger RNA codon codes for
DNA
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The DNA code is carried from the nucleus to the ribosomes by
mRNA
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The destructive or energy-releasing, phase of metabolism is
Catabolism
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The process of a cell digesting a part of itself which is no longer useful is called
Autophagy
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Intracellular digestion refers to
The materials from pinocytosis and phagocytosis that are broken down by enzymes
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What are the primary colors that chlorophyll a absorbs?
Every color other than green
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Is photosynthesis a dynamic equilibrium?
No
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Is a redwood tree an example of an autotrophic organism?
Yes
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Chlorophyll is a green pigment made up of only carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen.
No magnesium
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What is the difference in energy released from aerobic and anaerobic respiration?
Aerobic releases 10 times more energy than anaerobic
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Are proteins used for growth and repair, not as energy sources?
No
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Is digestion of food an example of catabolic metabolism?
Yes
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Would building muscles be an example of catabolic metabolism?
No
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Give examples of autotrophs.
Trees, plants, algae, some bacteria
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The functioning of an organism is its metabolism.
True
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What kind of organism obtains energy from light?
Autotrophs
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Which organelles made of membranes contain chlorophyll?
Grana
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Where does the entire process of photosynthesis take place?
Chlororplasts
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Which organisms obtain energy from inorganic substances?
Autotrophs
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Name the process in which food is broken down outside the cell.
Extracellular digestion
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Describe intracellular digestion.
Digestion of food substances within the cell