eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell functions Flashcards

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which cells are often eukaryotic

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animal and plant cells

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what do all eukaryotic cells have

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all eukaryotic cells have a cell membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus containing dna

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which cells are prokaryotic

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bacterial cells are prokaryotic cells

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what do prokaryotic cells have

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cell walls, cell membrane, cytoplasm and a single circular strand of dna and plasmids

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what is the difference in eukaryotic and prokaryotic in size

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prokaryotic cells are much smaller

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what is the difference in prokaryotic and eukaryotic in reference to their internal structures

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prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus while eukaryotic cells do have ah nucleus

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what are the structures within a cell called

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the structured within a cell are called organelles

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what are organelles

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organelles are structures in a cell that have different specific functions

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what is the function of a nucleus

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a nucleus contains dna coding for a particular protein needed to build new cells and is enclosed in a nucleus membrane

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what is the function of cytoplasm

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cytoplasm is a liquid substance in which chemical reactions occur.

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what does cytoplasm contain

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cytoplasm contains enzymes (biological catalysts)

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what are enzymes

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enzymes are biological catalysts, proteins that speed up the rate of reaction

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what is found within the cytoplasm

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organelles are found within the cytoplasm

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what is the function of the cell membrane

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the cell membrane controls what enters and leaves the cell

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what is the function of mitochondria

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mitochondria is where aerobic respiration reactions occur which in turn provides energy for the cell

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what is the function of ribosomes

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ribosomes are where proteinsythesis occurs

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where are ribosomes found

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ribosomes are found on a structure called the rough endoplasmic reticulum

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what three organelles are only present in plant cells and not animal cells?

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chloroplasts, permanent vacuole and a cell wall

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what is the function of chloroplasts

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chloroplasts are where photosynthesis takes places, providing food for the plant

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why are leaves green

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within the plant cell, chloroplasts contain chlorophyll pigment which makes it green

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what is the function of chlorophyll

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chlorophyll harvests the light needed for photosynthesis

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what is the function of a permanent vacuole

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a permanent vacuole contains cell sap and is found within the cytoplasm to improve the cell’s rigidity

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what is the function of a cell wall

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cell walls provide strength to the cell

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what is the difference in the cell wall of a plant and that of a bacterial cell

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a plant cell wall is made of cellulose while a bacterial cell wall is made from peptidoglycan

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what is the function of chromosomal dna
as bacterial cells don't have a nucleus, the genetic material floats in the cytoplasm
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what is the function of plasmids
plasmids are small rings of dna which provide code fr extra genes to those provided by chromosomal dna
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what is the function of a flagella
flagella are long, thin 'whip-like' tails attached to bacteria that allow them to move