Unit 3: Cells and Viruses Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

__________ cells have a nucleus

A

Eukaryotic

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2
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__________ cells have no nucleus

A

Prokaryotic

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3
Q

DNA from a(n) __________ cell is spooled around proteins and tightly coiled for storage

A

Eukaryotic

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4
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DNA from a(n) __________ cell is not packaged with proteins or tightly coiled

A

Prokaryotic

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5
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DNA from a(n) __________ cell is linear

A

Eukaryotic

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6
Q

DNA from a(n) __________ cell is circular

A

Prokaryotic

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7
Q

Plant cells are more __________ shaped

A

Square

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8
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Animal cells are more __________ shaped

A

Round

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9
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Bacteria cells are more __________ shaped

A

Twinkie

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10
Q

Cytoplasm

A

The water-based gel that fills the cell

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11
Q

Many biochemical reactions happen in the __________ of a cell

A

Cytoplasm

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12
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Cytoskeleton

A

The network of protein fibers that
provides structural support for cells

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13
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Means of transportation of packages within a cell (like the “roads”)

A

Cytoskeleton

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14
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Plasma membrane

A

The boundary of the cell

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15
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Controls movement of substances in and out of the cell

A

Plasma membrane

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16
Q

Cell wall

A

Provides extra structure and support
(in plant and bacteria cells ONLY)

17
Q

Ribosomes

A

Make proteins by reading genetic code

18
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Can be floating in cytoplasm (all cells) and stuck to the ER (eukaryotes only)

19
Q

Stick to the rough ER and inject proteins into it, where the proteins are completed

20
Q

Rough ER

A

Covered with ribosomes

21
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Smooth ER

22
Q

Chromatin (NOT an organelle but still useful to know)

A

Coiled, packed DNA (exists ONLY in eukaryotes)

23
Q

Mitochondria

A

Produce ATP from glucose through cellular respiration

24
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Chloroplasts

A

Produce glucose via photosynthesis

25
Vacuole
Cell storage (holds water, nutrients, waste, etc.)
26
A single large, central __________ keeps PLANT cells rigid
Vacuole (usually small and numerous in animal cells)
27
Lysosomes
Small membrane sacs that contain enzymes to break down food and waste
28
Golgi apparatus
Receives, packages, and ships cell products like proteins
29
Flagella
Long and few; used for swimming
30
Cilia
Short and numerous; used for swimming and producing tiny currents
31
Centrioles
Aid in cell division in animal cells
32
Tiny, non-living particles that infect living cells
Viruses
33
Attach to cells and fool them into accepting the virus
Glycoproteins
34
Once it enters the cell, viral DNA or RNA is __________ many times by the cell
Copied
35
Once the cell is fooled into reading the viral instructions, it builds new __________
Viruses
36
Copied viruses bursting out of a cell often cause __________, which is when a cell bursts
Lysis