Cell theory quiz 2? Flashcards

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1
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who was schleiden

A

a botanist (1804- 1881)

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2
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who was schwann

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zoologist (1810- 1882)

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3
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Discovery 1

A

all living things were composed of cells

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4
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discovery 2

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all cells are similar in structure and function
(how they are made, what they do)
ex: mitochondria in a plant or animal is involved in energy etc. and will look the same

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5
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discovery 3

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all cells come from pre-existing cells

- Virchow and biogenisis

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discovery 4

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the structure and function of an organism involves the organization and action of its cells

  • ex: eagles team depends on players to work together
  • the organism is the result of its cells
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7
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exception 1

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  • viruses

- - cannot be seen except w/ an electron microscope @ 500,000x

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exception 2

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  • cell parts that reproduce

- mitochondria + chloroplasts passes their own DNA

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9
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what did lynn margulis do?

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said they were eaten by bigger cells, cant get out now.

- Endosymbiosis theory

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10
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exception 3

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not all cells are separated by a membrane
ex: muscle cells
would be restricted by a membrane

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11
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who coined the term cell

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robert hook

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12
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why did the term cell make sense

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because the little boxes were empty in the cork < plant (dead)

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13
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who discovered cytoplasm

A

Du Jardin

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14
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who discovered the nucleus

A

Robert brown

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15
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what material is cytoplasm

A

clear jelly like material

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16
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what makes up cytoplasm

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h2o, some waste and some nutrients

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17
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where is cytoplasm located?

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inside the cell membrane

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18
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what purpose does the cytoplasm serve

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keeps the cells hydrated

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19
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what is the nucleus nickname?

A

the control center

20
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what does the nucleus control

A

everything in the cell

21
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what is inside the nucleus

A

dna

22
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what is the structure of the nucleus

A

double membrane with pores

23
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what does the double membrane do for the nucleus

A

provides protection

semi permeable

24
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what is the shape of the nucleus

A

the shape of its cell

25
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what is contained in the nucleus

A

nucleoplasm

- cytoplasm in nucleus

26
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what do chromosomes look like

A

a necklace with beads

27
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what do chromosomes control

A

heredity

28
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what do the beads in the nucleus contain

A

beads contain dna

29
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how many chromosomes does the human body have?

A

46

30
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how many chromosomes are in human sex cells?

A

23 a piece

31
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what is cromatin

A

when chromosomes are inactive (non-dividing genetic material)

32
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how many nucleolus’s are in the nucleus?

A

1-4

33
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what is the nucleolus nickname

A

ribosome factory

34
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what is the ribosome factory made of?

A

DNA, RNA, protein< a lot

35
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where are nucleolus’s found?

A

muscles and liver (liver cancer= no protein)

36
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what are centrioles involved in?

A

reproduction

  • meiosis
  • mitosis
37
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what types of cells are centrioles found in

A

ONLY animal cells

38
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what are centrioles

A

rods outside the nucleus

39
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what are centrioles made up of

A

microtubules (small tubes)

40
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what do centrioles hold up

A

each end of the mitotic spindle

41
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what is mitochondria’s nickname

A

powerhouse of cell

42
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what is mitochondria involved in?

A

energy/ metabolism/ cellular respiration/ form atp

43
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what is ATP

A

an energy molecule (stored)

44
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what does mitochondria contain

A

cristae (wavy lines)

-hold enzymes

45
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what does mitochondria maternal disease do?

A

makes someone ‘lazy’