Unit 2 review Flashcards

1
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exclusive organelles in eukaryotes vs proaryotes

A

eukaryotes only have a nucleus + a mitochondria
- membrane enclosed organelles

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2
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nucleus

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stores + protects DNA

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3
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endosymbiotic theory

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mitochondria and chloroplast were formerly small prokaryotes that were engulfed by host cells which they eventually because parts of
- known bc they have own DNA + autonomous functions

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4
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nucleus

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stores loose DNA (Chromatin) w/ nuclear double membrane
nucleolus: assembles ribosomes

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5
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ribosomes

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make proteins
- reads mRNA + translates into amino acid sequence
- some free and some bound to rough ER

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6
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mitochondria

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converts food Energy into ATP

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7
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Endoplasmic reticulum

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channels between nuclear membrane + golgi
- rough(w/ ribosome): makes proteins
- smooth: makes lipids, detoxifies

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8
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Golgi complex

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processes, packages, secretes substances from vesicles (like flattened sac w/ folds)

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9
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lysosomes

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digestion inside of the cell

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10
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cytoskeleton

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maintains cell shape + enables movement

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11
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centrosome

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2 centrioles that organize spindle fibers

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12
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chloroplast

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  • in plant
  • absorbs light + makes sugars
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13
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plant cell wall

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rigid ouside wall that protects and regulates wate rintake

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14
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transmembrane proteins

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fully thru bilayer (both sides)

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15
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integral proteins

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embedded (seen) from 1 side

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16
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peripheral proteins

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attach to surface of bilayer

17
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in osmosis: water moves from _ to _

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hypotonic to hypertonic (more to less water conc)

18
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stomata

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pores on underside of lead that allow movement of water + gases (based on osmosis)