Cells-structures Flashcards

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Eukaryotic Cells

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animal/plant cell, has membrane bound organelles (nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi
body, lysosome, mitochondra)

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Prokaryotic

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bacteria, has no membrane bound organelles

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What are the 2 forms of Reproduction?

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Sexual & Asexual

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Sexual

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 Sexual Reproduction in Animals & Some Plants
 Sexual Reproduction uses 2 parents (each provides a gamete which fuse to form a zygote, zygote develops
into organism)

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Asexual

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 Asexual Reproduction in Microorganisms & Some Plants

 Asexual Reproduction uses 1 parent to produce genetically identical offspring

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Define a tissue, organ and organ system?

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 tissue = a group of specialised cells
 organ = made of different tissues
 organ system = different organs working together

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What is an Animal Cell made of?

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 Organelles (nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi body, lysosomes, mitochondria, ribosomes) – all have
membrane except the ribosomes
 Cytoplasm (site of chemical reaction)
 Cell Membrane (holds cell contents together, controls what enters/leaves cell, cell signalling)

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Structure of Nucleus?

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 contains DNA
 DNA wrapped around histones to form Chromatin
 nucleus has a double membrane, called Nuclear Envelope, which contains pores
 rest of nucleus made of Nucleoplasm (contains the DNA/chromatin)

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Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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 2 types = Rough and Smooth
 Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum has ribosomes on it, makes proteins
 Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum has no ribosomes on it, makes lipids/carbohydrates

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Golgi apparatus?

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 modifies and packages proteins
 packages them into vesicles for transport
 digestive enzymes are placed into lysosomes

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Mitochondria?

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 site of respiration, releases energy, produces ATP (energy carrier molecule)
 has a double membrane, inner membrane folded into Cristae (increases surface area for enzymes of
respiration)
 middle portion called Matrix

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Ribosomes?

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 attached to RER

 site of protein synthesis

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What is a Plant Cell made of?

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 Organelles all have membrane except the ribosomes
 Cytoplasm (site of chemical reaction)
 Cell Membrane (holds cell contents together, controls what enters/leaves cell, cell signalling)
 Cell Wall (made of cellulose, prevents cell from bursting or shrinking)

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Structure of chloroplast?

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 organelle for photosynthesis

 has double membrane

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Vacuole?

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Surrounded by a membrane called a tonoplast, contains Cell Sap (water, sugar, minerals)

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What is Bacteria made of?

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 No nucleus – loose DNA in the form of a single loop and plasmid
 No membrane bound organelles: smaller ribosomes, – infolding of cell membrane for respiration
 Cytoplasm
 Cell Membrane & Cell Wall

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What is Virus made of?

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 DNA or RNA
 Protein Coat
 Attachment proteins on outside

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Virus infection?

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 infects host cells by attaching using their attachment protein,
 send in their DNA which uses the cell to make the viruses components and uses the cell membrane to make the viruses lipid coat
 producing copies of the virus and destroying the host cell