sale in biology and cells Flashcards

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1
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how do you convert micrometers to millimetres?

A

x1000

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2
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why do we use logs?

A

lograthims put numbered on a human- friendly scale

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3
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isometry

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scaled up and down to perform the same function

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4
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name the theory that some of the organelles in eukaryotic cells were once prokaryotic microbes

A

the endosymbiotic theory

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5
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why are the cells of animals and plants a similar size

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size is a limiting factor for cells

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6
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what is the approximate ‘gap’ in the synapse

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0.1 micro metres (100nm)

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7
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name features of microtubules (tubules polymers)

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hollow tubes consisting of alpha-tubulin and beta-tubulin, maintenance of cell shape, 25nm with 15nm lumen

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8
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name features of microfilaments

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two intertwines strands of actin, 7nm, maintenance of cell shape, changes in muscle contraction

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9
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intermediate filaments

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fibrous proteins coiled into cables, 8-12nm, maintenance of cell shape, anchorage of nucleus

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