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A2.2 Cell Structure Flashcards

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Theory of spontaneaous generation

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Belief that organisms could randomly appear from non-living matter

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Cell theory

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  • smallest unit
  • only arise from preexisting
    all living things are made up of cells
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Process of preparing wet mounts

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  • sharp scalpel: cut square out of onion
  • tweezers: peel off thin inside layer
  • transfer thin layer on glass slide
  • pipette: add small drop of I2 = stain
  • start cover slip at 90deg. = gently lower = avoid bubbles
  • if bubbles= press w/pencil
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Eyepiece garticule

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Transparent ruler that is placed in eyyepiece lens to measure actual size

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Light microspcope

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  • inexpensive
  • magnifies up to 2000x
  • specimens can be dead/alive
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Resolution

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The minimum distance between two points at which they can still be distinguished

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Stage Micrometer

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small, calibrated ruler mounted on stage microscope: precise distnace measurement

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units of measurement

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metre= 1x10^0
centimetre= 1x10^-2
millimetre= 1x10^-3
micrometre= 1x10^-6 (the squiggly p)
nanometre = 10^9

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Electron microscope

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  • expensive
  • preperation of specimen is complex
  • magnifies up to 500 000x & high resolution
  • specimen has to be dead
  • allows very visible structures
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total magnification

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ocular x objective

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Cryogenic electron microscopy

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  • specimen is frozen
  • image using computer enhancemnets (3D)
    ex: virus & protein structures
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Freeze Fracture

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preparing sample for electron microscopy
* specimen rapidly frozen
* physically broken apart = internal structure
ex: cell membrane

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Fluroscene

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cells are stained with special dyes that bind to cellular components
=> UV shone

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Immunofluoroscene

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Antibodies combined w/dye added to specimen
=> bind to their target (UV)

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Functions of Life

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MR Sheng
Metabolism, Respiration, Sensitivity, Homeostasis, Excretion, Noutrition, Growth

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Prokaryotes

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Organisms that do not have proper nucleus enclosing their genetic material

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Prokaryote contents

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  • nucleoid region
  • ribosomes 70
  • capsule
  • plasmids
  • pilli
  • cell wall
  • plasma membrane
    *flagellum
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Prokaryote Replication

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  1. chromosome is replicated
  2. DNA copies move to opposite cell end
  3. cell elongates
  4. cell membrane grows inward = pinches off = two identical
  5. semi conservative replication
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Eukarytotes

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Organisms that contain a well defined nucleus and membrane bound cytoplasmic organelles

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Eukaryote (animal) Content

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  • nucleolus
  • nucleus
  • vacuole
  • Ribosome 80s
  • cytoplams
  • mitochondrion
  • RER
  • golgi.
  • golgi- & vesicles
  • SER
  • cytoskeleton
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Eukaryote (plant) Content

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  • same animal
    +cell wall, choloroplast,
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Eukaryote (fungal) Content

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same animal
+Lysosomes, Peroxisome, centriole

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All eukaryotes overlap

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  • nucleus
  • vacuoles
  • mitochondria
  • plasma membrane
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Only animal cells

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  • cillia
  • Lysosomes
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Only fugal cells
* cell wall of chitin
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only plant cell
* cell wall of cellulose * chloroplasts * plasmids in cholorplasts
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anucleate
* red blood cell= more space o2 * sieve tube in phloem= little cytoplasm&few organisms= less flow resistance
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multinucleate
* skeleton muscle = small fused myocytes * aseperate fungi= no septum
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Paramecium
eukaryotic organisms that live in freshwater environments * heterotroph = eat other organisms * moves through cillia * cytoplasm = dissolved enzymes * growth until max SA:volume * contractile vacuole: homeostasis * asexual reproduction ## Footnote micro nutrients, cytoplasm, vacuole, membrane, gullet & food vacuole
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Chlamydomonas
eukaryotic organisms that live in soil, freshwater, ocean, mountaintops * autotroph = photosynthesis * dissolved enzymes * light sensitive eyespot = move flagella * growth til max = split = reproduce * contractile vacuole ## Footnote eyespot, starch grains, chloroplasts, mitocondrion, flagellum
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SA:V
* as cell grows: SA:V decreases * to increase: everything is made up of small cells * maintain transport rates
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Luis pasteaur - chicken broth
disproved spontaneous generation non broken swan neck => clear, microbes from air trapped in curve broken => cloudy, microbes enter form air = multiply tilted => cloudy, microbes caame from curve of tube
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Endosymbiosis
* mitochondria & chloroplasts = prokaryote size * double membrane; inner= eaten cell, outer= vesicle cell was talen into * have naked circular DNA like prokaryotes * divide by binary fission * susceptible to antibiotics affecting prokaryotes => proves another cell engulfed = grew like that
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cell aggregation
process by which cells come together to fomr a group cluster * group protection * differentiation over time
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cell differentiation
turning on of genes necessary for function of specialised cell => normal cell splits, then gene expressed * grouped = tisue * organs are formed from multiple tissue * organs interact = organ system carry out life functions
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Ribosome 70s
* in prokaryotes * smaller then euk * have small + big subunit * do protein synthesis
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Ribosome 80's
* larger & higher mass * 2 subunits * euk. * protein synthesis * attached & free floating
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capsule
* hydrated polysaccharide complex * covers outermost part of cell wall * keeps phagocytes from ingesting & destroying
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nucleoid region
* prok. * DNA structure same as euk. * DNA packaged differently = supercoiled chrome. * genes grouped into operons = clusteres that switch on & off * plasmids * naked DNA
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Pilli
* protein fillament * helps adhesion * helps transfer DNA
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Flagellum
does locomotion
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Plasmids
* small circular DNA * horizontal gene transfer
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Plasma membrane
* seperates in- & exterior * controls what goes in & out of cell
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cell wall
* made of peptoglycan = polymer from AA & sugar (prok.) * made of cellulose (plant)
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nucleolus
* within nucleus * makes RNA = ribosomes
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nucleus contents
* chromatin * DNA & protein
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vacuole
helps maintain osmotic balance
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vesicle
* small sac * transports & releases susbstances produced in cell * fuses with membrane
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mitochondrion
* double membrane * converts glucose to ATP * has own DNA
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nuclear envelop
* membrane of nucleus * has pores, double membrane * has nucleoplasm
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RER
* produces extracellular proteins * stack of membrane flattened sacs
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Golgi app.
* processes & packages proteins * released in golgi vesicles
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cytoskeleton
* system of protein fibres * helps maintain structure
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cytoplasm
* water based- jelly like fluid * site of metabolic reactions
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centriole
* barrel shaped * helps organise microtubuli
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cytoplasm (plant)
contains cytosol = maintains turgidy
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chloroplasts
* double membrane * convert light energy -> chemical energy * plastid
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SER
* makes phosphpolipids * produces sex chromosomes * detoxifies drug in liver * stores calcium ions * helps liver release glucose
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Lysosomes
* spherical sacs; membrane * specialised vesicle * powerful hydrolytic digestive enzyme
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cell wall (fungi)
made of chitin
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unicellular
single celled => carry out all life processes within themselves

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