Cell Structure Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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maximum resolution of light microscopy

A

200nm

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2
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maximum resolution of electron microscopy

A

0.5nm

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3
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maximum magnification of electron microscopy

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2.5 x 10^5 nm

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4
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definition of resolution

A

the ability to distinguish two objects very close together

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5
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definition of magnification

A

number of times greater an image is to actual object

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6
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structure of nucleus

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surrounded by two nuclear membrane with nuclear pores

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7
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function of nucleus

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controlling activites in the cell

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8
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exiting out the nucleus

A

mRNA and ribosomes

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9
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entering the nucleus

A

nucleotides, ATP, ribosomes and hormones

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10
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RER (size,structure of ribosome, function)

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(25nm) ribosomes made of rRNA and protein. site of protein synthesis. ribosomes don’t have membrane. cisternae found.

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11
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SER

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makes lipids, steroids and hormones

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12
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golgi body (structure/function)

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flattened sacs that collects, modified and sorts molecules. converts sugars to cell wall components.

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13
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size of lysosomes

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0.1-0.5um with single membrane

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14
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size of mitochondria

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1um

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15
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endosymbiont theory

A

mitochondria and chloroplasts originated from bacteria so they have 70S ribosomes and circular DNA

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16
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function of mitochondria

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aerobic respiration, porin on the outer membrane, and selective inner membrane

17
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cell surface membrane (size/function)

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(7nm) controls exchange between cell and environment with partially permeability

18
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microvilli a type of ? cell

19
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microtubules (size/function)

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(25nm) long rigid tubules for support, transport and nuclear division

20
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MTOCs

A

assembly of microtubules

21
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microtubules formation

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tubulin –> dimers –> protofilament

22
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chloroplasts (size/function)

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(3-10um) surrounded by two membrane for photosynthesis

23
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cell wall (structure/function)

A

fibres of cellulose to prevent bursting

24
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vacuole (structure/function)

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plant vacuole surrounded by tonoplast. animal vacuole small and temporary. filled with salt, gases and enzymes. regulates osmotic properties.

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only present in animal cells
lysosomes, centrioles, centrosomes, microvilli
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only present in plant cells
plasmodesmata, chloroplasts, vacuole, cell wall
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present in prokaryotes (7)
circular DNA, peptidoglycan cell wall, plasmid, 70S ribosomes, pili, capsule, flagellum
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size of prokaryotes
0.5-5um
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size of plant cells
40um
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size of animal cells
20um
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size of virus
20-300nm
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conversions
mm --> um --> nm (x1000)
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ATP is made of
adenine, phosphate group, ribose sugar