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Cellular Basis of Life Flashcards

1
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What is life?

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The capacity for growth and self-replication.

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2
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Molecular Dogma

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DNA->RNA->Protein

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3
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Contains genetic material in a cell

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Nuclear Region

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4
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Contains multiple organelles & sites of catalytic action to support metabolic activities required for growth & replication

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Cytoplasm

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5
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No true nucleus

Nuclear Region

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Prokaryotes

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6
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Have a real nucleus

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Eukaryotes

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7
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  • no true nucleus
  • Fatty acids + ether linkages
  • rRNA – distant from eubacteria
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Archea

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8
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Cell Wall gives structure & rigidity

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Prokaryotes

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9
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Contain organelles

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Eukaryotes

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10
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Contains DNA packaged in proteins called chromatin

Only visible in replicating cells

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Chromosomes

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11
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  • Two phospholipid bi-layer’s form the Nuclear Membrane
  • Studded with Nuclear Pores
  • Allows transport of RNA out & signals inward
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Nuclear Envelope

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12
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  • “Translated” into proteins
  • Exported from Nucleus
  • To sites of Protein synthesis (ribosomes)
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mRNA

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13
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  • RNA species that links up with
    AMINO ACIDS -> PROTEINS
  • Found in Ribosomes
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tRNA

transfer RNA

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14
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  • Forms a complex with proteins
  • Site of protein synthesis
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rRNA

ribosomal RNA

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15
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  • Central in flow of genetic information
  • Translate mRNA into Proteins
  • Complex of rRNA, proteins, tRNA & mRNA
  • Found free in cytoplasm or associated with Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
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Ribosomes

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16
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  • Intracellular fluid inside the cell (transparent)
  • Mainly water, ions, biomolecules/metabolites & proteins
  • Concentration Gradients of Biomolecules
  • Protein Complexes
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Cytosol

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17
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These make up the?

  • Nuclear envelope
  • Endoplasmic reticulum
  • Golgi apparatus
  • Lysosomes
  • Vacuoles
  • Plasma membrane
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Endomembrane System

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18
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____ ER is studded with Ribosomes
* sites of protein synthesis & modification (glycoproteins),
* delivers protein cargo to Golgi

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Rough

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19
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____ ER – no Ribosomes,
* important in Lipid synthesis & detoxification,
* traffics lipid to Golgi

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Smooth

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20
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  • Membrane network from nucleus into cell
  • Consists of folds – Cisternae
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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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21
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Directs/Sorts traffic inside the cell

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Golgi Apparatus

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22
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Nuclear “receiving” side of the golgi

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cis face

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23
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plasma membrane “shipping” side of the golgi

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trans face

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24
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  • Membrane bound compartment within the cell
  • Highly acidic
  • Contains degradative (hydrolytic) enzymes
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Lysosome

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25
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Recycling old organelles within the cytoplasm

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Autophagy

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26
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amphipathic lipid species – contains hydrophobic and hydrophilic portions

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Phospho-lipid

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27
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Circular (Colloidal) arrangement of phospholipids

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Micelle

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28
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____ Fatty Acid – pack together nicely, stiff, no fluidity

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Saturated

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29
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____ Fatty Acids – push apart, fluidity

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Unsaturated

30
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The way in which substances enter a cell

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Endocytosis

31
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The way things are secreted out of a cell

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Exocytosis

32
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  • Contain outer membrane with lots of lipids/lipoprotein & transport proteins
  • Thin cell wall of peptidoglycan
  • Contains periplasmic space
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Gram negative

33
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  • No outer membrane
  • Major Peptidoglycan (carbohydrate polymer) cell wall
  • Smaller periplasmic space
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Gram Positive

34
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What kind of cells

  • Have a thick cellulose cell wall
  • Confers stability & protection
  • Survive high osmotic pressure
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Plant

35
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  • Found in all free-living eukaryotes
  • Allows cellular respiration
  • Has its own DNA
  • Double membrane system
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Mitochondria

36
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  • Plant & Algae only
  • Double membrane system
  • Has its own DNA
  • Allows Photosynthesis
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Chloroplasts

37
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  • No nucleus
  • 1 “bacterial chromosome”
  • Duplicates by replication
  • Cell divides around this
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Binary Fission

38
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  • Have nuclei & multiple chromosomes
  • No Cell Walls
  • Nuclear envelope dissolves
  • Chromosomes duplicates & separate
  • Cell divides around this
  • Nuclear envelope reforms
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Mitosis

39
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Cytoplasmic events required to separate chromosomes & divide the cytoplasm

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Cytokinesis

40
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  • Separation of the sister chromatids -> daughter chromosomes
  • Division of the cytoplasm
  • Formation of new plasma membrane -> 2 daughter cells
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Cytokenisis

41
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The protein complex’s basic unit is the

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Centriole

42
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Short Microtubules

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Aster

43
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Longer Microtubules

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Spindle Microtubules

44
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Microtubules which bind a chromosome

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Kinetochore Microtubules

45
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Breaks down connections between sister chromatids with the help of enzymes

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Seperase

46
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This is an image of the

A

Cytokinesis Cleavage

Division without growth

47
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Non Mitotic phase of cell

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Interphase

48
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These are the parts of the ____ stage of the cell cycle

  • G1
  • S
  • G2
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Interphase

49
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This are the stages of what part of the cell cycle?

  • P
  • (P)
  • M
  • A
  • T
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Mitosis

50
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These are the stages of?

  • Prophase
  • Pro-Metaphase
  • Metaphase
  • Anaphase
  • Telophase
A

Mitosis

51
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During which phase does

  • The cell grows
  • The nucleus conducts DNA Replication
  • The cytoplasm conducts Centrosome duplication
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Interphase

52
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During which phase does

  • Sister chromatids appear in the nucleus
  • Early spindle formation in the cytoplasm
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Prophase

53
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In which phase does

  • The nucleus membrane dissolves
  • Microtubules extend in the cytoplasm
  • Microtubules attach to kinetochore
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Pro-meta phase

54
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In which phase does

  • Attached chromosomes align in the nucleus
  • Extension of Spindle forms symmetry & plate formation in the cytoplasm
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Metaphase

55
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In which phase does

  • Separation of sister chromatids in the nucleus
  • De-polymerization of Microtubules & Migration of Chromatids in the cytoplasm
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Anaphase

56
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In which phase

  • Reformation of nuclear membrane (from remnants of old envelope)
  • Cytokinesis & Cleavage Dissolution of Spindle in the cytoplasm
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Telophase

57
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In which phase are there

  • Correct chromosome number
  • 1 centrosomes
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G1

58
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In which phase are there

Double chromosome
(chromatids)

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S Phase

59
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In which phase are there

2 centrosomes

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G2

60
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Programmed Cell Death

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Apoptosis

61
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Which checkpoint happens before DNA replicaiton?

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G1 Checkpoint

62
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Which checkpoint is the Pre-mitosis check?

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G2 Checkpoint

63
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Which checkpoint checks for the correct separation of chromosomes?

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M checkpoint

64
Q

These are the function of

  • Propagation
  • Growth & embryonic development
  • Repairs & Renewal
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Cell Division

65
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A special type of cell division that produces gametes – sperm & egg cells

A

Meiosis

66
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  • In Round 1, pairs of chromosomes separate
  • In Round 2, sister chromatids separate
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Meiosis

67
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The study of the organization, structure, and function of living organisms.

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Biology

68
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The middle of the X of a chromosome

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Centromere

69
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The legs of chromosomes

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Chromatids

70
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____ is when an aerobic bacteria went into anaerobic bacteria

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Endosymbiosis

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