Cell Stucture And Function Flashcards

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1
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Define prokaryote cell

A

Cell that has no membrane bound organelles

No nucleus

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2
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Define eukaryotes cell

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Cell that has a nucleus

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3
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What organelles are in a plant cell but not in an animal cell?

A

Tonoplast

Vacuole

Amyloplasts

Chloroplast

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4
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What are the different types of bacteria cells?

A

Gram positive

Gram negative

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5
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Characteristics of gram positive bacterial cell

A

1 cell surface membrane
no outer membrane

Thick cell wall (peptidoglycan)

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6
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Characteristics of gram negative bacterial cell

A

2 cell surface membranes
(outer membrane)

Thin cell wall (peptidoglycan)

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7
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Describe the gram stain method

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Crystal violet (stains all purple)

Ethanol (decolourises gram -ve)

Safarin (stains gram -ve pink)

Gram +ve = purple
Gram -ve = pink

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8
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What do electron microscopes generate?

A

Beams of electrons

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9
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What is used to focus on a specimen?

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Electromagnets

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10
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What is a electron micrograph?

A

The image produced that is projected onto a screen

Black and white image

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11
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Why do electron microscopes have higher resolutions than light microscopes?

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Electron beams have shorter wavelength than light

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12
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What can samples be stained with?

A

Radioactive salts

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13
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What does staining do? (Electron microscopes)

A

Distinguish different features

Gives micrograph contrast

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14
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How are false coloured electron micrograph coloured?

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Digitally on computers

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15
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What is an electron microscope magnification?

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500,000

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16
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What is a light microscope magnification?

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1500

17
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why is gram positive susceptible to some antibiotics e.g penicillin?

A

no outer membrane - therefore it damages the peptidoglycan layer

18
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why is gram negative not susceptible to some antibiotics e.g penicillin?

A

the peptidoglycan layer is protected by the outer membrane