Unit 2 Flashcards

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cell theory

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  • all organisms are composed of one or more cells
  • cell is basic unit of organization of all organisms
  • all cells come from pre-existing cells
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2
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prokaryotic

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simple cell, contains DNA in nucleoid region and ribosomes in cytoplasm
no nucleus/other membrane bound organelles

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3
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eukaryotic

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complex cell, contains specialized membrane bound organelles in cytoplasm, including nucleus and ER
DNA in nucleus, divides w mitosis

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4
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cellular homeostasis

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maintenance of a stable internal environment in the cytoplasm in the presence of a dynamic external environment in the extracellular space

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simple diffusion

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movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration, until equilibrium is reached

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6
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osmosis

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diffusion of water molecules from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration

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7
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facilitated diffusion

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if molecules are too large or too polar to diffuse across membrane, they rely on carrier proteins to transport them across in a process called facilitated diffusion

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8
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hypotonic

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lower solute concentration relative to another solution

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9
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hypertonic

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higher solute concentration relative to another solution

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10
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isotonic

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equal concentration

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11
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plasmolysis

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result of continual movement of water molecules out of a cell, leading to dehydration of the cytosol/wilted appearance

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cytolysis

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result of continual movement of water molecules into a cell, leading to flooding of cytosol and possibly bursting of the cell itself

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13
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cell membrane pumps

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pump runs to get certain ions in/out cell, and keep nerves working, type of active transport that utilizes an integral protein

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14
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bulk flow

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movement of many individual molecules or of one relatively large substance into or out of the cell

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15
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endocytosis

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bulk flow into of cell

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16
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exocytosis

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bulk flow out of cell

17
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photosynthesis

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biochemical pathway that converts the sun’s radiant energy into chemical energy in the form of glucose

18
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cellular respiration

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cellular respiration- biochemical pathway that converts chemical energy in the form of glucose into cellular energy in the form of ATP

19
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NADPH

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energy intermediate that is a product of the light reactions, a reactant of dark reactions, is unique to photosynthesis

20
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carontenoids

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an accessory pigment of photosynthesis that reflects orange-yellow wavelengths of visible light

21
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chemiosmosis

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process of generating ATP through the diffusion of H+ across a membrane

22
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PGAL

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when 3 carbon dioxide molecules are used during one turn of the calvin cycle, this 3-carbon molecule is removed to help build glucose

23
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passive transport

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any type of transport that moves substances down the concentration gradient

24
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photosystem

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a molecule that absorbs certain wavelengths in all living cells that acts as an energy source for metabolic processes

25
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semi-permeable

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a characteristic of cell membranes that allows them to regulate transport