2.1 Cell Structure Flashcards

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Resolution

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The degree to which it is possible to distinguish between two objects that are very close together
Higher resolution - greater detail seen

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2
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Magnification

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The degree to which the size of an image is larger than the object itself

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3
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Cytoskeleton

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The network of protein fibres within a cel, that gives structure and shale to the cell and also moves organelles inside the cell

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4
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Division of labour

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Division of labour describes the organelles each having their own specific roles who thin the cell, to carry out its function

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5
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TEM

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Transmission electron microscope

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6
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TEM resolution and magnification

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X500 000

0.1nm

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7
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SEM

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Scanning electron microscope

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8
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SEM magnification and resolution

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X100 000

10nm

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9
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Organelle

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Structures in cells which have a specialised function eg. Nucleus.
Aka sub cellular structures

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10
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Size of animal cell

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20-40um

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11
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Size of plant cells

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10-100um

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12
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Size of prokaryotic cells

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1-5um

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13
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Acetic orcein

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Stain that dyes DNA dark red under a light microscope

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14
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Light microscope magnification and resolution

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X1500

200nm

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15
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Image size =

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Actual size X magnification

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16
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Lenses in electron microscopes

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Electro magnets used to focus electron beam

17
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Staining in electron microscopes

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Heavy metal salts eg. From uranium - uranyl acetate

18
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Cell ultra structure

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The detail seen on an electron micrograph of a cell

19
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Micro tubules

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Hollow cylinders of tubulin that are the main part of the cytoskeleton
25nm diameter

20
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Role of micro tubules

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Maintain cell shape
Keep organelles in place
Move liquid past a cell
Move microbes through a liquid
Move vesicles from ER to Golgi apparatus
21
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Flagella and cilia

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Structurally the same in eukaryotes but flagella are longer

Cylinder with 9 microtubules in a circle + 2 central microtubules

22
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Cilia

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> 10um long
25nm wide
Move to and fro
Eg. Ciliated epithelium of airways

23
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Flagella

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Move in whip motion in eukaryotes

Eg, sperm cells

24
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Intermediate filaments

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10nm diameter
Thick keratin cables
Maintain cell shape
Anchor organelles in place

25
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Actin microfilaments

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7nm diameter
2 intertwined strands of actin
Maintain cell shape
Involved in cell division (cytokinesis)
Cause a movement -Pseudopodia- seen by WBC and amoeba
26
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Vesicle

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Membrane bound sac used to carry substances around eg. To Golgi