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CELL Flashcards

Review for 1st Term Exam.

1
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Who coined the term Cell?

A

Robert Hooke

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2
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What is the units of all living organism?

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CELL

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3
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All living things are made up of cell?

A

CELL THEORY

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4
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What is the study of cell?

A

CYTOLOGY

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5
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Who discover the microscope?

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Hans Lippershey and Zacharias Janssen

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6
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Cells can only arise from preexisting cells

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Rudolf Virchow

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7
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First who witness a live cell under a microscope; BACTERIA

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

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8
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Discover the description of the nucleus in 1831?

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Robert Brown

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9
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In 1838 who claimed that all plants are made up of cell?

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Matthias Schleiden

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10
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In 1840, all animals are made up of cell

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Theodor Schwann

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11
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What do you call the SINGLE CELLED ORGANISM

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Unicellular

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12
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More than a one cell

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Multicellular

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13
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It has no structures by membranes and consist of one celled oragnaism like bacteria

A

PROKARYOTIC

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14
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What type o a cell has the nucleus bound by the membrane?

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Eukaryotic

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15
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What are the arichetural region of PROKARYOTIC

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  1. Cell Envelope
  2. Cytoplasmic Region
  3. Appendages
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16
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Contains the chlorophyll

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Chloroplast

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17
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Sacs of storage digestion and waste removal that also stores and absorb water

A

Vacuoles

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18
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The suicide bag that transports undigested material

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Lysosome

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19
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Move materials in the cell?

A

Golgi bodies

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20
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The powerhouse of the cell

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Mitochondria

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21
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Site of the proteins ; Synthesizing

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Ribosomes

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22
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Moves materials around the cell?

A

Endoplasmic Reticulum

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23
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Two types of ER? Elaborate.

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Smooth Type: has no ribosomes builds and regulates calcium and helps break down toxic compounds
Rough Type: has ribosomes that creates and exports non toxic compound

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24
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Gel like mixture has 70% of the cell volume

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Cytosol

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25
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Responsible for breaking down waste and has the molecule such as enzymes

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Cytoplasm

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26
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Nucleus made of DNA

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Chromosomes

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27
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RNA is made

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Nucleolus

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28
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Surround by the nuclues

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Nuclear Membrane

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29
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Direct cell activities that contains genetic material like DNA

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Nucleus

30
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Supports and protocets

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Cell wall

31
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Controls the movement in an out

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Cell membrane

32
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Consist of chemical reactions

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Metabolism

33
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Make simplier compounds

A

Catabolic

34
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Building complex molecules or compounds

A

Anabolic

35
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Carry out photosynthesis

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Autotrophs

36
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Cannot own produce foods

A

Heterotrophs

37
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Mechanical, transport and chemical work

A

Adenosine triphosphate

38
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Occurs in cytoplasm which is glucose is broken down

A

Glycolysis

39
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Breaks down pyruvate into C02

A

Krebs Cycle (Citric Acid Cycle)

40
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Atp is the synthesised

34 Atp

A

Electron Transport Chain

41
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Produces two daughter cells that are identical to the parent cell

A

Mitosis

42
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Division that results in two daughter cells each with half the chromosome

A

Meiosis

43
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There are 4 sister chromatids that move together that crossing over variation between individuals

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Prophase I

44
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Leptotene

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First substage of phropase I which is the chromosomes are not fully developed and condensed

45
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Homologous chromosomes begin to unite to form tedtrads

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Zygotene

46
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Group of four produced

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Tedtrads

47
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Also known as pachynema

A

Pachytene

48
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Synapses chromosomes contain four threads

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Diplotene

49
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Bivalents attain maximal attraction and are distributed throughout the nucleus

A

Diakenesis

50
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Pair of synapsed chromosomes the nucleolus disappears

A

Bivalent

51
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Homologous pairs are lined up next to each other along the equatorial plate

A

Metaphase I

52
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Homologous pairs are now separated

A

Anaphase I

53
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The nucleus membrabe may or may not reform depending on the species but in any case, cytokenesis is does occur that results in two new cells

A

Telophase I

54
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Follows after telophase I and cytokenesis

Number of chromosomes end up with a total of 4

A

Meiosis II

55
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Formation of sex cells

A

Gametogenesis

56
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Formation of sperm cells

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Spermatogenesis

57
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Formation of egg cell (ovum)

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Oogenesis

58
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Groups of cells with a common structure and function that makes a organ system

A

Tissue

59
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Arranged in flat sheets and cover the internal organs that is exposed to the “external environment”

A

Epithelial

60
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Outer covering of lungs and inner lining

A

Pleura

61
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Abdominal organs and the inner lining of it

A

Peritoneum

62
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Outer lining of the heart

A

Pericardium

63
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3 Stages of MITOSIS

A

G1 Phase
G2 Phase
S Phase

64
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In the M-PHASE what is the chromosomes that condense and become visible?

A

Phropase

65
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For growth and preparation

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Interphase

66
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The chromosomes have lined up in the middle

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Metaphase

67
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Chromosomes that separated and moving towards the pole

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Anaphase

68
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The chromosomes are at the pole and are becoming diffuse

A

Telophase

69
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The chromosomes are at the pole and are becoming diffuse

A

Telophase

70
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The inner living of the heart all blood and lymphatic vessels

A

Endothelia

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