2.1 - Cell Structure Flashcards

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1
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In a ______ system, matter and energy are exchanged with the environment

A

Open

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2
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A ______ is the basic unit of all life

A

Cell

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3
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A ______ has many parts that work together for a particular ______

A

Cell

Goal

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4
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A ______ maintains the life processes within specialized structures called ______

A

Cell

Organelles

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5
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Each ______ has its own function:

  • intake of nutrients
  • movement
  • growth
  • response to stimuli
  • exchange of gases
  • waste removal
  • reproduction
A

Organelle

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6
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A ______ must work constantly to maintain a fine balance among the different life processes in order to be efficient and conserve ______

A

Cell

Energy

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7
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The cell is like a ______. The ______ provides direction while the ______ is where the work is done.

A

Factory
Nucleus
Cytoplasm

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The ______ (plasma) is the “doorman/bouncer”. It is the protective ______ for the cell. It allows transport of needed materials into the cell and waste materials out.

A

Cell membrane

Barrier

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9
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______ are small membrane sacs pinched off of the cell membrane. It stores or transports materials in and out of the cell.

A

Vesicles

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10
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The ______ is “where the action happens”. It is a gel-like substance inside the cell membrane that contains the nutrients required to carry out the cell functions. Organelles are suspended in it.

A

Cytoplasm

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The ______ is “the brain”. It is the organelle that controls the functions of the cell and it directs cellular activities. It contains genetic material (DNA or chromosomes)

A

Nucleus

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12
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Together, the cytoplasm and the nucleus are called the ______

A

Protoplasm

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13
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The ______ is the region to the nucleus where ribosomes are produced

A

Nucleolus

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The ______ is the “big factory complex” and it is a series of interconnected small tubes that branch from the nuclear envelope. It transports materials. It can be rough or ______.

A

Endoplasmic reticulum

Smooth

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______ ER is when ribosomes are attached to the ER and is associated with with protein ______ (making of protein)

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Rough

Synthesis

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16
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______ ER is associated with fat and oil production, there are NO RIBOSOMES

A

Smooth

17
Q

______ are part of the “small factory” and they are small granules that are the sites where amino acids are assembled into ______ (protein synthesis). May be attached to the ______ or free-floating in the ______

A

Ribosomes
Protein
ER
Cytoplasm

18
Q

______ are “recycling stations”, they are membrane bound sacs in which digestion occurs. Used in ______ against invading pathogens, ______ of damaged organelles, controlled digestion of certain certain tissues during development and they ______ any material the cell can use

A

Lysosomes
Defence
Destruction
Salvage

19
Q

The ______ is the “packaging plant”. They are flat disk shaped sacs involved in ______. They receive substances (ribosomes, amino acids, protein, oils and fats) from the ER and packages them for transport out of the cell (______). ______ are produced here

A

Golgi apparatus
Secretion
Exocytosis
Lysosomes

20
Q

The ______ is the “powerhouse” of the cell. This is a rod-like structure where reactions occur to convert chemical energy in ______ into ______ the cell can use (cellular respiration). ______ + oxygen ➡️ carbon dioxide + H2O + ______.

A
Mitochondria
Sugars
Energy
Sugar
Energy ⚡️
21
Q

The ______ provides energy for muscle contractions, molecule synthesis, and transportation of molecules (active transport). It has ______ membranes a smooth outer and folded inner (reason: folded to be more efficient). The inner membrane have cristae (finger-like projections).

A

Mitochondria

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22
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The ______ produces Adenosine TriPhosphate = ATP (energy storage unit) and can reproduce in the cell if more ______ is needed.

A

Mitochondria

Energy ⚡️

23
Q

The ______ is a “storage warehouse”. It is a membrane bound structure that stores nutrients, products of ______, and fats. In plants, the central ______ contains water, increasing tugor pressure (crunchy greens)

A

Vacuole
Secretion
Vacuole

24
Q

Name 2 structures that are ONLY in PLANT cells

A

Cell wall

Chloroplasts

25
Q

The ______ is only in plants, fungus, and bacteria. It protects and supports. Made of complex carbohydrates called ______.

A

Cell wall

Cellulose

26
Q

______ are only in plants and some protists. They contain ______, a pigment that produces green color 💚(those without it will not have a green color). ______ are the site of photosynthesis (process where ☀️ is used to make energy)

A

Chloroplasts
Chlorophyll
Chloroplasts