3.2.1.1 Structure of Eukaryotic Cells Flashcards

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What are the main features of a Eukaryotic Cell?

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They have a distinct nucleus and possess memmbrane bound organells

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What are the 4 different Eukaryotic cells?

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Animal
Plant
Fungal
Algal

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What are organelles?

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Organelles are theparts of cells and they each have a specific function

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What is the strucutre of a cell surface membrame?

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Made of a phospholipid bilayer and contains many different protiens

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What is the function of a cell surface membrane?

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Surrouds the cell which allows it to controll what goes in and out of the cell

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What are the sub-organelles of the nucleus?

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Nuclear Envelope
Nuclear Pores
Nucleoplasm
Chromosomes
Nucleolous

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What is the strucutre and function of the Nuclear Envelope?

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  • Double membrane which surrounds the nucleus
  • It controls what goes in and out of the nucleus
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What is the strucutre and function of the Nuclear Pores?

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The passageway of large molecules such as mRNA

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What is the strucutre and function of the Nucleoplasm?

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Cytoplasm but for the nucleus

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What is the strucutre and function of the Chromosomes?

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Protien-bound, linear DNA

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What is the strucutre and function of the Nucleolous?

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Manufactures ribosomal RNA and assembles ribosomes

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What is the function of the Nucleus?

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  • Acts as the control centre of the cell through the production of mRNA and tRNA
  • Retains genetic material of the cell
  • Manufactures rRNA and ribosomes
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What are the sub-organelles in the Mitochondria?

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Double membrane
Matrix
Cristea

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What is the strucutre and function of the Double membrane?

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Controlls the movement of materials in and out of the mitochondria

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What is the strucutre and function of the Matrix?

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Contains biological molecules which are involved in the production of enzymes required for photosynthesis

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What is the strucutre and function of the Cristea?

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Extenstions of the inner membrance which attach to enzymes that are involved in respiration

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What is the function of mitochondria?

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This site of aerobic resipration whichproduced ATP whjic is a soruce of energy for the cell

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What are the sub-organelles of the Chloroplasts?

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The chloroplast envelope
Stroma
Grana

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What is the strucutre and function of the the chloroplast envelope?

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A double plasma membrane which surrounds the organelle and is selective with what comes in and out

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What is the strucutre and function of the Grana?

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  • Stacks of ~100 THALKANOIDS which contain the pigment CHLOROPHYLL and each stack is connected by LAMELLA
  • This is also where the first step of photosynthesis occurs
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What is the strucutre and function of the Stroma?

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A fluid-filled matrix where the second stage of photosunthesis occurs (Starch Grains may be present)

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What is the function of the chloroplast?

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Photosynthesis occurs here in plants

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What is the general structure of Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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An elaborate netweork ofenclosed tubes and flattened sacks called cisternae

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What is the main function of Rough ER?

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Provides a large SA for synthesis of protiens and glycoprotiens due to it having lots of ribosomes

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What is the main function of Smooth ER?

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Synthsis, storage and movement of lipids and carbohydrates