cell structure Flashcards

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used microscope to examine a think slice of cork, called them “cells”

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Robert Hooke

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2
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first to view organism (living thing)

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

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3
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concluded that all plants were made of cells

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Matthias Schleiden

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4
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concluded that all animals were made of cells

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Theodore Schwann

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5
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observed cells dividing, “all cells come from other pre-existing cells”

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Rudolf Virchow

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6
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all living things are made of cells

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cell theory

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7
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the basic unit structure and function in an organism or the basic unit of life

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cells

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8
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reproduction of existing cells

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cell division

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9
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cells that lack a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles

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prokaryotes

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10
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cells with nucleus and membrane bound organelle

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eukaryotes

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11
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3 basic structure of cells

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nucleus, cell membrane and cytoplasm with organelle.

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12
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2 main type of eukaryotic cells

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animal and plant cells

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13
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perform various functions for a cell and may or may not be membrane-bound

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organelles

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14
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composed of double layer of phospholipids and proteins and controls what enters and leave the cell

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cell/plasma membrane

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15
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contains glycerol and phosphate and are hydrophilic

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phospholipid head

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16
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made of fatty acids and are hydrophobic

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phospholipid tails

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17
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move laterally to allow small molecules like o2, co2, and h2o to enter

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phospholipids

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18
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help move large molecules

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cell membrane proteins

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19
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attached on the surface

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peripheral proteins

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20
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embedded completely through the membrane

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integral proteins

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21
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jelly like substance enclosed by cell membrane, provides medium for chemical reactions

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cytoplasm

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22
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controls the normal activities of the cell and contains the DNA

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nucleus

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23
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control cell characteristics

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genes

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24
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double membrane surrounding nucleus

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nuclear envelope or nuclear membrane

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functions for the materials to enter and leave nucleus
nuclear pores
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where the genetic material is found
nucleus
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in non-dividing cells, DNA appears as (spread out)
chromatin
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in dividing cells, DNA forms as
chromosomes
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hereditary material of the cell
DNA
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code for different protein and makes up the DNA
genes
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makes ribosomes, disappear when cell divides and found inside the nucleus
nucleolus
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maintain cell shape, help move organelles, made of proteins
cytoskeleton
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threadlike and made of actin
microfilaments
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tubelike and made of tubulin
microtubules
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found only in animal cells and help pull chromosome pairs apart
centrioles
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powerhouse of the cells and appears both in plants and animal cells and site of cellular respiration
mitochondria
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folded inner membrane
cristae
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network of hollow membrane tubules that connects to nuclear envelope and cell membrane (function: synthesis of cell products and transport)
endoplasmic reticulum
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makes membrane proteins and proteins for export out of cell
rough er
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ribosome make proteins on
ER surface
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makes membrane lipids (steroids) and regulates calcium and destroys toxic substance
smooth er
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protein factories for cell and ; protein and rRna maker
ribosome
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ribosome attachment:
a. attached to er b. be free in the cytoplasm
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stacks of flattened sacs, receive proteins made by ER, modify, sort, and package molecules from ER for storage or transport out of cell
golgi bodies
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digestive enzyme, breaks down food, bacteria and worn out cell parts
lysosome
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cell death
apoptosis
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cell take in foods through
phagocytosis
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digest the food and get rid of waste
lysosome
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function in moving cells, fluids or small particles across the cell surface
cilia and flagella
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shorter and more numerous on cells
cilia
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longer and fewer usually 1-3 on cells
flagella
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found only in producers, surrounded by double membrane
chloroplasts
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the chloroplast use sunlight energy to make ___
food (glucose)
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storage of energy frok sun
chemical bonds of sugars
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fluid filled sacks for storage, which may be small or absent in animal cells
vacuoles
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cell sap
they store in plants
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inner membrane modified into sacs
thylakoids
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thylakoids in stacks
grana
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gel like material surrounding thylakoids
stroma