cells review guide Flashcards

1
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most powerful microscope

A

electron microscope

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2
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what tool/device would a scientist use if they wanted to collect large amounts of a specific cell organelle

A

ultracentrifuge

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3
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why is it important to stain cells before observing them

A

to enhance visualization of the cell

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4
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how can someone stain a living cell

A

by using specific dyes

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5
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list two biological stains

A

crystal violet and congo red

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6
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centrrifuge

A

separates components of a fluid

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7
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how does a centrifuge work

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separates liquid by spinning in a container at high speed

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8
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if you want to stydy the feeding behavior of a living organism what type of microscope would you use

A

light - cells can’t survive in the ‘vacuum chamber’ used in electron microscopes

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9
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three statements of cell theory

A
  • cells are the basic unit of structure/function in living things
  • new cells come before existing cells
  • all living cells are made of cells
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10
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why is the existence of the first cell an exeption to the cell theory

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because there has to be a first for new cells to come from, but cell theory says new cells come from existing cells

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11
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why are viruses concidered to be an exception to the cell theory

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because they don’t contain any cell organelles

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12
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why are mitochondria and chloroplasts an exception to cell theory

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because they have their own genetic material and can reproduce independently

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13
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list three common features of both plant and animal cells

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cell membrane, mitochondria, nucleus

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14
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list three characteristics of prokaryotes

A

unicellular, no nucleus, and no membrane bound organelles

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15
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list three characteristics of eukaryotes

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multicellular, nucleus, membrane bound organelles

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16
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organization

A

cells -> tissue -> organs -> bodies

17
Q

semi-permeable

A

allowing some things to go through

18
Q

the cell membrane is made of a special kind of lipid known as

A

phospholipids

19
Q

‘doors’ through the membrane are called

A

protein channels

20
Q

molecules move naturally from ___ to ___ concentration

A

high, low

21
Q

diffusion is

A

movement of particals

22
Q

describe active transport

A

cells need molecules to move against concentration

23
Q

osmosis is the

A

diffusion of water