1 cellular structure and function Flashcards

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state the 3 tenets of cell theory

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  1. all organisms are composed of cells
  2. the cell is the basic unit of structure and organisation in organisms
  3. all cells come from pre-existing cells
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state 3 differences b/w prokaryotes & eukaryotes

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prokaryote:
1. smaller
2. no membrane-bound nucleus
3. no membrane-bound cell organelles

eukaryote:
1. larger
2. has membrane-bound nucleus
3. has membrane-bound cell organelles

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explain the link b/w structure & function of cells

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cells are limited in size by their ability to exchange substances with their environment. therefore, the structure of cells varies depending on the organism and the cell’s function.

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recognise the relationship b/w cell size and SA:V

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as cell size increases in size, the volume and surface area increase, but the surface area to volume ratio decreases.

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understand that cell shape can affect the SA:V

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understand that SA:V affects the movement of substances into or out of a cell

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state the function of the Nucleus

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found in: eukaryotes

function:
- holds genetic material (DNA)
- regulates gene expression
- directs protein synthesis
- maintains the structure of the cell

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state the function of the Ribosome

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found in: eukaryotes and prokaryotes

function: protein synthesis using the genetic code from the nucleus

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state the function of the Rough ER enabled by its structure

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state the function of Golgi enabled by its structure

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state the function of Mitochondrion enabled by its structure

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state the function of Chloroplast enabled by its structure

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state the function of Vesicles enabled by their structure

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state the function of the Plasma membrane enabled by its structure

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state the key differences b/w plant & animal cells

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draw a labelled diagram of the plasma membrane

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17
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explain the function of channel and carrier proteins in the plasma membrane

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18
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describe the chemical nature of the plasma membrane (hydrophobic/hydrophilic)

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19
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explain how the chemical nature of the plasma membrane affects how and what substances can cross through diffusion

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20
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explain how the chemical nature of the plasma membrane affects how and what substances can cross through osmosis

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21
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explain how the chemical nature of the plasma membrane affects how and what substances can cross through active transport

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22
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explain how the chemical nature of the plasma membrane affects how and what substances can cross through facilitated diffusion

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state which methods of movement across the membrane are passive and active

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explain how the relative concentration of solutes inside and out of a cell affects the movement of substances across the plasma membrane

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