Cells Flashcards

1
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Flat sacs in eukaryotic cells and their function

A

Cisternae
Essential for cells overall packaging, modification and transport

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2
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What is the rough endoplasmic reticulum and what is the function

A

Ribosomes are attached to it for protein synthesis

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3
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What is the smooth endoplasmic reticulum and what is its function

A

Synthesises lipids and carbohydrates

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4
Q

What is mitochondria for

A

Aerobic respiration

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5
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What is the Golgi and what does it do

A

Packages the protein to the secretary vesicle which fuses to the cell membrane to release he rote in

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6
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What is enclosed in the nucleus

A

DNA which controls the activities of the cell

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7
Q

Shape of dna in nucleus

A

Chromatin is not coiled

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8
Q

What is special about the nucleus

A

Double membrane structure

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9
Q

Function of the nucleolus

A

Where ribosomes are made

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10
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What is distinct about the nucleolus

A

Dense and dark

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11
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Function of the nuclear pore

A

Allows substances in and out

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12
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Size of nuclear pore

A

120 nanometres

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13
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Size of ribosomes in eukaryotic cells

A

80s

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14
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Function os lysozymes

A

Digestive enzymes that break down old organelles and pathogens

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15
Q

Name of cell death

A

Apoktosis

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16
Q

What is special about the mitochondria

A

Double membrane structure

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17
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Inner membrane of the mitochondria

18
Q

Why is cristae an advantage in mitochondria

A

Increases surface area

19
Q

What is the fluid in mitochondria called

20
Q

Function of matrix

A

Contains substances needed for respiration

21
Q

Advantage of mitochondria

A

It has its own dna so it can produce it’s own enzymes to replicate itself

22
Q

What is special about the chloroplast

A

Double membrane structure

23
Q

What is the thylakoid in the chloroplast

A

Flattened membrane

24
Q

Stacked up thylakoids

A

Granum/grana

25
Q

Stacked up thylakoids

A

Granum/grana

26
Q

Bridges that join up grana

27
Q

Liquid in chloroplast

28
Q

What is the cell wall made up of in eukaryotic cells

29
Q

3 functions of cellulose

A

Provides mechanical strength
Protects the cell from bursting
Permeable to water transport so allows transport to occur between cells

30
Q

What is a tonoplast in animal cells

A

Membrane bound sac

31
Q

Function of vacuole in animal cells

A

Contains minerals, sugars and amino acids

32
Q

Function of the tonoplast

A

Maintains cell structure as it keeps the cell rigid when vacuole if filled with liquid

33
Q

What are the chromosomes like in prokaryotic cells

34
Q

What are the chromosomes like in prokaryotes

35
Q

Function of meosome in prokaryotic cells

A

Folding of the cell membrane where some chemical reactions take place, like respiration

36
Q

What is the cell wall made up of in prokaryotes cells

A

Peptidoglycan

37
Q

Function of flagellum in prok cells

38
Q

What is the slime capsule for in prok cells

A

Prevents dehydration

39
Q

Size of ribosomes in prokaryotic cells

40
Q

DNA in prokaryotic cells

A

Free in the nuclioid region

41
Q

Roles of organelles in the production, transportation and release of proteins

A

Ribosomes on rer for protein synthesis
Mitochondria produces atp for energy for protein synthesis
Golgi modifies and packages proteins
Vesicles transport by exocytosis at cell membrane