Lab 3 (Cells) Flashcards

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what are two examples of eukaryotic cells?

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animals and plants

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what are ribosomes?

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assembles amino acids into proteins

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3
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what the rough ER do?

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contains ribosomes

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4
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what do peroxisomes do?

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breaks down fatty acids

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what is passive process/transport?

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moves down its concentration, moves material from higher to lower concentrations

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what is active process/transport?

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cellular energy is used to move the substance against its concentration gradient, move material from lower to higher concentration

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what is hypertonic?

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water has more of the solute than the cell does (shrinks)

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what is isotonic?

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water and solute are at the same concentration (equilibrium)

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9
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what are cells?

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smallest unit of life

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10
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what do all cells have in common?

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plasma membrane, ribosomes, cytoplasm, DNA

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what are all living organism made up of?

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cells

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12
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what is unicellular?

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one cell

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13
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what is multicellular?

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many cells

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14
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what are organelles?

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smaller parts of a cell

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15
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what are two types of cells?

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eukaryotic and prokaryotic

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16
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are prokaryotic cell unicellular or multicellular?

17
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what two things don’t prokaryotic have?

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nucleus and membrane bound organelles

18
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what are two examples of prokaryotic cells?

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bacteria and archaea

19
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are eukaryotic cells unicellular or multicelluar?

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multicellular

20
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what do eukaryotes have that prokaryotes don’t?

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nucleus and membrane bound organelles

21
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where is the DNA store in a eukaryotic cell?

22
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what is the cytoplasm?

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liquid that fills the space not occupied by organelles

23
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what is the mitchondria?

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the power house the cell, coverts food energy into ATP

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what is the fucntion of the nucleus?

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contain cell’s DNA genetic information

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what is the plasma membrane?
the phospholipid layer surrounds the cell, controls what enter and leaves the cell
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what is DNA?
where genetic makeup is stored
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what is the endoplasmic reticulum?
synthesis of protein, lipids, and steroids
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what doesn't the smooth ER do that the rough ER does?
does not contain ribosomes
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what does the Golgi apparatus do?
modifies, sorts, and packages proteins
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what do lysosomes do?
digest excess or worn out organelles
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what can diffuse across the plasma membrane without assistance?
small non-charges molecules
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is energy required for passive transport?
no energy required
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what is an example of passive transport?
diffusion
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is energy required for active transport?
energy is required (ATP)
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what is osmosis?
the movement of water across a membrane from higher to lower concentrations through selectively permeable membrane
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what is tonicity?
the relative concentration of solute and solvent; how direction of water is determined
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what is hypertonic?
water has less of the solute than the cell does (swells)
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what is the cytosol?
gives internal support to the cell, help for proteins, organelles, etc. to move around
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when do centrioles help with?
help with cell division in animal cells