6.1 Cells Flashcards

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prokaryotes

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more simple cells
much more efficient cells because they have fewer organelles

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eukaryotes

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these cells have a nucleus, aka the mansion, they have much more functions for each organelle.

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structure of bacteria cells

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cell membrane, ribosome, cytoplasm, DNA, cell wall prokaryotic

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structure of animal cells

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cell membrane, vacuole, nuclear membrane, dna, nucleus, cytoplasm, ER, ribosomes, lysosomes, mitochondria, vesicle, golgi

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structure of plant cells

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cell membrane, nuclear membrane, nucleus, chloroplast, cytoplasm, ER, ribosomes, mitochondria, vesicles, golgi apparatus, vacuole, cell wall

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how do bacteria cells get rid of waste

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enzymes digest longer molecules, small waste products, go out through the cell membrane

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how do animal cells get rid of waste

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large parts go to lysosomes, small waste products, go out through the cell membrane

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how do plant cell get rid of waste

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large parts go the vacuole, waste molecules move out through the cell membrane

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how do bacteria cells serve as a container

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have cell membrane, some might have two, and a cell wall for structure

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how do plant cells serve as a container

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have a cell wall, proteins regulate energy, and have a cell membrane

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how do animal cells serve as a container

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have a cell membrane with proteins that controls what comes in or out
have inner compartments with distinct functions

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how do bacteria cells contain a set of instructions

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has DNA
has genes

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how do animal cells contain a set of instructions

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DNA holds all the info in the nucleus
have genes- instructions for building all the molecules

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how do plant cells contain a set of instructions

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has DNA in the nucleus, has genes

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how do bacteria cells read the instructions

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some proteins go to the cytoskeleton and others go to different parts of the cell

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how do animal cells read the instructions

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have genes, the copies join with ribosomes, some proteins are made in the cytoplasm, proteins get to the outside of the cell by

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how do plant cells read the instructions

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have genes, the copies join with ribosomes, some proteins are made in the cytoplasm, proteins get to the outside of the cell by

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how do bacteria cells get and use energy

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ATP
perform cellular respiration
SOME can perform photosynthesis

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how do animal cells get and use energy

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makes/uses ATP, perform cellular respiration using mitochondria

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how do plant cells get and use energy

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uses ATP, uses chloroplasts to make ATP, have a mitochondria and perform cellular respiration
sunlight–> ATP –> Sugars
do photosynthesis