3.4 eukaryotic cell structure (DO EVERYDAY) Flashcards

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Nucleus

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  1. Control centre through production of mRNA and tRNA
  2. Retain DNA and chromosomes
  3. Manufacture RNA and ribosomes
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Mitochondria

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  1. aerobic respiration

2. Release ATP

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Chloroplasts

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  1. Absorbs sunlight
  2. Carry out photosynthesis
  3. To produce carbohydrates
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Rough endoplasmic reticulum

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  1. Provide a large surface area for the synthesis of proteins and glycoproteins
  2. transport materials (proteins) through the cell
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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  1. Synthesise, store and transport lipids

2. Synthesise, store and transport carbohydrates

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Golgi apparatus

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  1. Formation of glycoproteins and lysosomes
  2. Transport, modify and store lipids
  3. Secrete carbohydrates
  4. Produce secretory enzymes
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Lysosomes

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  1. Hydrolyse material ingested by phagocytic cells
  2. Exocytosis in order to destroy material around the cell
  3. Digest worn out organelles
  4. Autolysis
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Ribosome

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Protein synthesis

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Cellulose cell wall

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  1. Provide strength so no osmotic lysis
  2. Provide strength as a whole
  3. Allow water to pass along it
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Vacuole

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  1. Support by making cells turgid
  2. Sugars and amino acids may act as a temporary food source
  3. Pigment may colour petals to attract pollinating insects
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what do ribosomes contain?

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ribosomal RNA and protein

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12
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where do you find 70s ribosomes?

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prokaryotic cells

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13
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where do you find 80s ribosomes?

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eukaryotic cells

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14
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what are lysosomes abundant in?

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secretory enzymes

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15
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what is the diameter of the nucleus?

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10- 20 micrometres

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what shape is the nucleus?

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spherical

17
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what shape is mitochondria?

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rod- shaped

18
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what long are mitochondria?

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1-10 micrometres

19
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label and draw a nucleus

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page 67

20
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draw and label a mitochondria

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page 68

21
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what is cristae?

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inner membrane of mitochondria that is folded

22
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how long are chloroplasts?

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2-10 micrometres

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what is the diameter of chloroplasts?

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1 micrometre

24
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draw and label a chloroplast

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page 69

25
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what is the diameter of a lysosome?

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up to 1 micrometre

26
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what is the diameter of 80s ribosomes?

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0.025 micrometre/ 25 nm

27
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what shape are chloroplasts?

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disc- shape

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what is the diameter of 70s ribosomes?

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0.02 micrometres/ 20 nm

29
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what features do cell walls have?

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  • consist of number of polysaccharides e.g. cellulose

- middle lamella, marks between adjacent cell walls

30
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what is the purpose of middle lamella?

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cements adjacent cells together

31
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what is the membrane around the vacuole called?

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tonoplast

32
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what are cell walls of algae made up of?

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either cellulose, glycoproteins or a mixture of both