W2 cell organelles Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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what are all cells surrounded by

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2 molecule thick plasma membrane

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2
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why are plasma membrane selectively permeable

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allows maintenance of low entropy

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3
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what is the plasma membrane made of

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integral and peripheral membrane proteins

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4
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what do plant and bacteria cells have that animals dont

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cell wall for rigid support

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5
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what is the bacteria cells wall made of

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peptidoglycans

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6
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what is the glycocalyx made of

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capsule + slime layer

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7
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what is the glycocalyx

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a gelatinous polysaccharide layer

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8
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how do you test cell walls in bacteria

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using Gram’s stain

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9
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what colour does a gram positive stain give

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blue/purple

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10
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what are organelles

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tiny structures that perform specific functions embedded in cytoplasm

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11
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whats the role of the nucleolus

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  • ribosome synthesis
  • contains ribosomes genes
  • rRNA stored here
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12
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what is the nucleus nuclear membrane

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double layer membrane around nucelus for controlled movement

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13
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what must things have to enter the nucleus

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nucleus localisation sequence (NLS)

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14
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what is euchromatin

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loosely packed and transcribed

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15
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what is heterochromatin

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densely packed and plays regulatory roles

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16
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how does the packing of DNA affect e- micrscrope

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  • dense stop e- from passing
  • loose allows e- to pass
17
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what is a centriole

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  • adjacent to nucleus
  • pair of microtubules
18
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whats the role of the centrioles

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  • form centrosome
  • organise mitotic spindles
19
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what is a centromere

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constricted region of chromosome

20
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why is mitochondria folded into cristae

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  • contains the ETC
  • ATP synthase
  • increase SA for more ATP synthesis
21
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why does mitochondria have its own DNA

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  • codes for 37 genes -> 13 in ETC
  • due to endosymbiotic theory
22
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what is the endosymbiotic theory

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mitochondria was originally prokaryotic cells and formed a symbiotic relationship w cells

23
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why is mitochondria only inherited from mum

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  • only acrosome and nuclear DNA from sperm enters oocyte
24
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what is the function of mitochondria

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  • contain oxidative enzymes
  • aerobic catabolism of fuels
  • oxidative phosphorylation for ATP
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how does mitochondria create energy
- carbon based fuels by oxidative phosphorylation - generate reactive oxygen species and free radicals
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what are ribosome subunits
- made of 1 small and large subunit - each subunit is a complex of rRNA + proteins
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what are polysomes
many ribosomes translating the same mRNA
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what the functions of RER
- protein synthesis - modify proteins - destroy mis folded proteins
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whats the function of golgi appartus
package things into vesicles
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where do molecules enter/leave golgi apparatus
- enter from ER to cis face - leave from trans face of golgi - movement by vesicular trafficking
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what is vesicular trafficking
- movement of vesicles - fusing vesicles with other membranes
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what are secretory pathways
- exocytosis - secretory vesicles regulated by signals
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what are digestive organelles
endosome lysosomes peroxisomes
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what are the 3 types of endosomes
early recycling late
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what are endosomes
incoming vesicles formed by endocytosis
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what are lysosomes
- contain digestive enzymes - break down old cells and viruses - fuse with late endosomes
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what are peroxisomes
catabolism of FAs + AA + polyamines for acetyl coA production
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acetyl coA production creates hydrogen peroxide how is this removed
by the enzyme catalyse