cells, mitosis and meiosis Flashcards

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1
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where are lipids made

A

smooth ER

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2
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what type of cells have 70s ribosomes

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prokaryotes

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3
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where does transcription take place?

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nucleus

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4
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where does anaerobic respiration occur

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mitochondria

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5
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which type of cells have ribosomes

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prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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6
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which organelles contain DNA?

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nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplasts

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7
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where does tertiary folding of proteins take place?

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rough er

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8
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which organelle contains hydrolytic enzymes?

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lysosome

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9
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where does mRNA leave the nucleus?

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through the nuclear pore

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10
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where is rRNA found?

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nucleolus

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11
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what is the role of golgi apparatus?

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modify and package proteins

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12
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which organelle would be abundant in muscle cells?

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mitochondria as they produce atp

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13
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list the membrane bound organelles (7)

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mitochondria, nucleus, chloroplast, golgi, lysosome, ER, vacuole

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14
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list the organelles with double membranes (3)

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mitochondria, nucleus, chloroplast

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15
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where are polypeptides made?

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in ribosomes

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16
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where is mrna found?

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ribosomes and nucleus

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17
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where is light energy converted to chemical energy?

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chloroplast

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18
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which cells have a nucleus?

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plant animal and fungi

19
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what process do prokaryotes divide by?

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binary fission

20
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function of the cell cycle in unicellular eukaryotes

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reproduction

21
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how are the shape of chromosomes characteristic?

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the length and position of the centromere is specific to the chromosome

22
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what are the two functions of the centromere?

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attaches to the spindle and holds chromosomes together

23
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what are a homologous pair of chromosomes?

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chromosomes that are the same shape and size but have different alleles

24
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what is a somatic cell

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any cell that isn’t a gamete

25
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what’s an allele?

A

different versions of the same gene

26
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what is a locus?

A

position of a gene on a chromosome

27
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what’s the difference between heterozygous and homologous?

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heterozygous had two different alleles, homologous have two of the same allele

28
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factors that affect the length of the cell cycle

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nutrients available, oxygen supply, type of cell

29
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what are the stages of interphase? describe

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g1 - growth of cell, organelles replicate
s - dna replication
g2 - checking for errors, final growth

30
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what are the stages of mitosis?

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prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

31
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what 3 things happen in prophase?

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  • nuclear envelope breaks down
  • nucleolus disappears
  • centrioles divide
32
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what happens in anaphase

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spindles pull sister chromatids to opposite ends of the cell

33
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what happens in telophase?

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  • nucleolus reforms
  • spindles break down
  • chromosomes decondense
34
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how does cytokinesis work in plant cells?

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vesicles collect along the equator and secrete calcium pectate to form a middle lamella, cellulose microfibrils build up

35
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what is hydrochloric acid used for in a root tip squash?

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to break down the cells and to help get a single layer

36
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what is the stain used in a root tip squash?

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acetic orcein

37
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what separates in meiosis one and meiosis two?

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one - homologous chromosomes
two - sister chromatids

38
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what is a bivalent?

A

homologous chromosomes that are physically paired

39
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what is crossing over?

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where parts of chromatids break off and rejoin another

40
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what is a chiasma?

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the point where non sister chromatids combine in crossing over

41
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when does random assortment occur?

A

meiosis 1

42
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when does crossing over occur?

A

prophase 1

43
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what is non-disjunction?

A

when chromosomes fail to separate properly - causes polysomy