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Two main types of microscopes

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Light
Electron

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Typical magnification of light microscope lenses

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**Scanning: 4x
Low: 10x
High: 40x
Oil immersion: 100x

Eyepiece: 10x**

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Two types of electron microscopes

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Scanning (SEM) and transmission (TEM)

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Benefits of SEM

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High magnification
High resolution
3D images

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Benefits of TEM

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Highest magnification
Highest resolution
Slices / 2D images

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Cell Theory states:

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  • *1. All living things are made of cells
    2. Cells are the basic unit of structure and function in living things
    3. All cells come from pre-existing cells**
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Theory of Spontaneous Generation

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Life can arise from non-living matter
Disproven

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Two types of cells

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Prokaryote
Eukaryote

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9
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Parts of all cells

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Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Chromosomes / DNA
Ribosomes

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Prokaryote

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Cells that lack membrane-bound organelles

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Prokaryotic organisms

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Eubacteria and Archaebacteria

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Function of

Cell membrane

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Semi permeable membrane
Allows only certain substances into and out of the cell

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Function of

Cell wall

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Strong, protective outer layer that supports and shapes the cell
Prevents against drying out (prokaryotic cells)

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Function of

Capsule

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Sticky outer-most layer on some prokaryotes
Aids in attachment to other cells or the substrate
Helpful for evading the immune system

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Function of

Flagella

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Movement

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Function of

Ribosome

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Protein synthesis

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Function of

Cytosol

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Has dissolved substances that can be used for chemical reactions

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Function of

Cytoplasm

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Contains cytosol and organelles (except nucleus in eukaryotes)

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Function of

Chromosome

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Instructions for making proteins
Tightly coiled to fit into nucleus or nucleoid region

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Function of

Pili

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Prokaryotic sex organ that allows two cells to join and exchange genetic information

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Function of

Nucleolus

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Makes ribosomes

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Function of

Nuclear envelope

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Separates cytoplasm from nucleoplasm
Protection of DNA in eukaryotic cells

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Function of

Nuclear pores

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Allows for movement of nutrients into and out of the nucleus, and for the movement of RNA out of the nucleus

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Function of

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (sER)

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Lipid synthesis

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Function of

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (rER)

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Location of bound ribosomes, which produce proteins that go into the rER
Modification of proteins

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Function of

Golgi apparatus

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Chemical modification, sorting, and packaging of proteins and other chemicals

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Function of

Vesicles

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Packages of chemicals

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Function of

Lysosomes

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Contain hydrolytic enzymes that break down cellular materials (waste, pathogenic organisms, etc)

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Function of

Peroxisomes

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Contain enzymes to break down hydrogen peroxide

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30
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Function of

Centriole

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Produce cytoskeleton structures prior to and during animal cell division

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Function of

Cytoskeleton

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Provides support for cells (especially animal cells) and aids in transport of structures

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Function of

Mitochondria

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Site of cellular respiration
Production of usable chemical energy

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33
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Function of

Chloroplast

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Site of photosynthesis
Converts energy from sunlight into sugar

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34
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Function of

Large Central Vacuole

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Water storage in plant cells
Maintains cell turgidity (uprightness)

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35
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Eukaryote

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Cells with membrane-bound organelles

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36
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Groups of eukaryotic cells

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Protists (unicellular eukaryotes)
Animals
Plants
fungi

37
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Two events that led to eukaryotes

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Infolding of the cell membrane led to endomembrane system
Endosymbiosis led to formation of mitochondria (all eukaryotes) and chloroplasts (plants and algae)

38
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Parts of the endomembrane system

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Nuclear envelope
Endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi appartus
Vesicles and vacuoles

39
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Endosymbiotic Theory

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The mitochondria and chloroplasts arose from the engulfing of a small, specialized prokaryotic cell by a larger one
The smaller prokaryote remained alive and continued to exist in the host cell

40
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Evidence for Endosymbiotic Theory

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  • *Mitochondria and chloroplasts have:
    1. Their own ribosomes
    2. Their own DNA
    3. A double membrane**
41
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Types of vesicles

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Transport
Lysosomes
Peroxisomes
Secretory

42
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What prokaryotes have that eukaryotes don’t

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Nucleoid region
Capsule (sometimes)
Peptidoglycan cell wall (Eubacteria only)
Pili

43
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What animal cells have that plant cells don’t

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Centrioles
Flagella
More complex cytoskeleton

44
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What plant cells have that animal cells don’t

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Chloroplast
Cell wall
Large central vacuole

45
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Describe the production of a protein

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Assembled on ribosomes
Travels through rER; folded and modified
Move to cis-face of Golgi apparatus
Chemically modified
Moved to trans-face of Golgi
Packaged into vesicle

46
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Types of ribosomes

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Free: In cytoplasm; make proteins for use in the cell
Bound: Attached to ER; make proteins to be packaged into vesicles

47
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Identify this structure

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Flagella

48
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Identify this structure

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Nucleoid

49
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Identify this structure

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Ribosome

50
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Identify this structure

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Cell membrane

51
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Identify this structure

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Cell wall

52
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Identify this structure

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Capsule

53
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Identify this structure

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Cytosol (or cytoplasm)

54
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Identify this structure

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Pili

55
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Identify this structure

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Flagella (on animal cell; different than on prokaryotic cell)

56
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Identify this structure

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Nucleus

57
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Identify this structure

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Nucleolus

58
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Identify this structure

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Chromatin

or

Nucleoplasm

59
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Identify this structure

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Nuclear envelope / membrane

60
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Identify this structure

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Nuclear pore

61
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Identify this structure

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

62
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Identify this structure

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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

63
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Identify this structure

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Golgi Apparatus

AKA Golgi Body

64
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Identify this structure

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Vesicle

Cannot determine specific type

65
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Identify this structure

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Mitochondrion

66
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Identify this structure

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Cytoskeleton

67
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Identify this structure

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Free ribosomes

68
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Identify this structure

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Cell membrane

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Identify this structure

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Chloroplast

70
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Identify this structure

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Nucleus

71
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Identify this structure

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Mitochondrion

72
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Identify this structure

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Large central vacuole

73
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Identify this structure

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Golgi apparatus

74
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Identify this structure

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Endoplasmic reticulum

75
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Identify this structure

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Cell membrane

76
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Identify this structure

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Cell wall

(cellulose!)

77
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Identify this structure

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Outer mitochondrial membrane

78
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Identify this structure

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Inner mitochondrial membrane

79
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Identify this structure

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Intermembrane space

80
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Identify this structure

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Cristae

81
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Identify this structure

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Mitochondrial matrix

82
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Identify this structure

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Ribosome (of mitochondria)

83
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Identify this structure

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Outer chloroplast membrane

84
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Identify this structure

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Stroma

85
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Identify this structure

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Thylakoid membrane

86
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Identify this structure

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Thylakoid space

87
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Identify this structure

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Ribosome (of chloroplast)

88
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Identify this structure

A

DNA (of chloroplast)

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