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1
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2 things all microscopes have

A

magnifying lenses

light source

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2
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when was microscope invented

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late 1500’s

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3
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who was robert hooke

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looked at cork
discovered cell
named cell

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who named cell

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robert hooke

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5
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who was leeuwenhoek

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took scrapings from mouth

saw and named animalcules

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6
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who discovered animalcules

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leeuwenhoek

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7
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when were animalcules discovered

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1670s

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8
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when were cells named

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1860s

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9
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who were schleiden, schwann, and virchow

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discovered cell theory

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10
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who discovered cell theory

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schleiden, schwann, and virchow

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11
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when was cell theory discovered

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late 1800s

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12
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3 parts of cell theory

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all life is composed of cells
the cell is the basic unit of structure and function
all cells only come from preexisting cells

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13
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what is spontaneous abiogenesis

A

one cell appeared and all life came from it

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14
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difference between spontaneous abiogenesis and spontaneous generation

A 
sa = once, never happened again
sg = happens often
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15
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3 microscope problems

A

magnification
resolution
contrast

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16
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cure for magnification

A

change lenses

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17
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cure for resolution

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change wavelength

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18
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cure for contrast

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use stains

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19
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cell membrane use

A

holds cell together
controls entry/exit
isolates cell from environment
allows cellular interactions

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20
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makes up cell membrane

A

phospholipid

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21
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cytoplasm function

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holds organelles

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22
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organelle function

A

specific functions

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23
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2 cell types

A

eukaryote

prokaryote

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24
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eukaryote

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membrane

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25
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prokaryote

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non-membrane

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26
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nucleus function

A

control center

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27
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nucleus made of

what thats made of

A 
nucleus = chromatin
chromatin = DNA + protein
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28
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nucleolus function

A

ribosome production center

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29
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ribosome function

A

protein production center

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30
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ribosome location

A

stuck on rough ER

also loose in cytoplasm

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31
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ER

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Transport system

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32
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rough ER function

A

transport proteins

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33
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smooth ER

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produces phospholipid

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34
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golgi apparatus function

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receives, sorts, packages, re-sends
post office
creates lysosomes

35
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lysosome function

A

stomach of cell
digest food and used-up organelles
recycle
cell suicide (apoptosis)

36
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vacuole function

A

store food, water, OR waste

37
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mitochondria

A

powerhouse

converts other energy into ATP

38
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usable energy form

A

ATP

39
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chloroplast function

A

photosynthesis

40
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chloroplast location

A

only plant

41
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living batteries

A

mitochondria + chloroplast

double membrane

42
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cytoskeleton function

A

not organelle

support + strength

43
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make up cytoskeleton

A

microfiliment + microtubules

44
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microfiliment function

A

gives net-like support to other organelles

45
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microtubule function

A

support, strength, stability, structure

46
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centriole function

A

function + coordinate cell division

47
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make up centriole

A

microtubules
9 groups of triplets
no membrane

48
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centriole location

A

near nucleus

49
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cell wall function

A

strength + support

50
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cell wall location

A

plant cells only

51
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4 parts of cell wall

A 
(Inside to outside)
cell membrane
secondary wall
primary membrane
middle lamella (glue between cells)
52
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make up middle lamella

A

pectin

53
Q

2 types of movement

A

passive + active transport

54
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passive

A

no effort/energy required

55
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simplest form of passive transport

A

diffusion

particles move from high to low concentration

56
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Brownian Motion

A

constant particle movement

57
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what is dynamic equilibrium

A

when all particles are equal + stop diffusing

58
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does motion stop

A

NO

diffusion stops, molecular motion doesn’t

59
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what makes osmosis different

A

water

semi-permeable membrane

60
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is evaporation osmosis

A

no

61
Q

semi-permeable membrane

A

only certain things can get through

other things are held back

62
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3 types of solutions

A

Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Isotonic

63
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Definition of hypotonic

A

more water THAN other thing

more solvent, less solute

64
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Definition of hypertonic

A

less water THAN other thing

65
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Definition of isotonic

A

same amount of water in both

66
Q

which way does water flow in an isotonic solution

A

both ways due to dynamic equilibrium and brownian motion

67
Q

why don’t our cells explode when we go in the water

A

active transport

pumps

68
Q

lysis

A

cell rupture

animal cell

69
Q

cell rupture

A

lysis

70
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turgor

A

cell completely filled with water, but can’t explode

Plant cell

71
Q

plant cell full of water

A

turgor

72
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Crenation

A

shrink
due to lack of water
animal cell

73
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Shrinking animal cell

A

crenation

74
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plasmosis

A

shrink
pulls away from cell wall
plant cell

75
Q

shrink + pull away from cell wall

A

plasmosis

76
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active transport

A

requires energy

particles move in wrong direction

77
Q

pumps

A

counter diffusion

78
Q

how are pumps like active sites

A

specialized for only specific ions

79
Q

3 ways to move large things through membrane

A

phagocytosis
pinocytosis
exocytosis

80
Q

phagocytosis

A

“cell eating”
outside to inside
goes out to get it
membrane fuses around it + creates a vacuole around it

81
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pseudopodia

A

fake feet

used in phagocytosis

82
Q

pinocytosis

A

“cell drinking”
outside to inside
sucks in food
membrane fuses + creates vacuole around it

83
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2 forms of endocytosis

A

phagocytosis
pinocytosis
outside to inside

84
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exocytosis

A

one form
inside to outside
reverse of pinocytosis
vacuole releases food outside membrane

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