1.2 cell structure Flashcards

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1
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what are prokaryotic cells?

A

organisms that lack a nucleus

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what are some features of a prokaryote?

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average length is about 0.1-5.0 micrometers
bacterial flagellum
nucleoid
pili
cell wall
plasma membrane
single circular chromosome

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3
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what is binary fission?

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when prokaryotic cells split themselves from one cell into two

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4
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what is the process of binary fission?

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the cell makes copies of its internal components
the cell then splits in half
creates an identical copy of the original cell

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5
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what are eukaryotic cells?

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cells that contain a nucleus

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what are some features of a eukaryote?

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large in size around 10-100 micrometers
nucleus
cell membrane
plant cells have a cell wall
rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi apparatus
lysosome

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why is an electron microscope better?

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has a higher resolution compared to a light microscope

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what does the transition electron microscope do?

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shoots electrons through the specimen to generate an image

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9
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what does the scanning electron microscope do?

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electrons bounce off pf the specimen to generate a three-dimensional structure

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what is a negative effect of the electron microscope?

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there is a loss of any natural colour or stain

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