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cellular level organization set 1 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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what phase of cell division do chromosomes align down the center of the cell?

A

METAPHASE

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2
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what phase of cell division do chromatid pairs separate, move to opposite sides of the cell?

A

ANAPHASE

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3
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what phase of cell division does cytoplasm split to form daughter cells.

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Cytokinesis

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4
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what phase of cell division do Chromosomes appear, the nucleoli disappear, and the nuclear envelope disappears.

A

PROPHASE

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5
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what phase of cell division do Spindle fibers break down and chromatin appears.

A

TELOPHASE

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6
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Physical isolation

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Phospholipid bilayer

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7
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Cell-to-cell recognition

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Glycocalyx

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8
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Stabilization of the plasma membrane and other structures

A

Anchoring proteins

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9
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Ligand binding

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Receptor proteins

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10
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Transporting solutes across the membrane

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Carrier protein

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11
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What structure is responsible for the membrane function of Passageway completely across cell membrane

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Channel proteins

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12
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What organelle is responsible for Lipid and carbohydrate synthesis

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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13
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What organelle is responsible for Removing damaged organelles or pathogens

A

Lysosome

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14
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What organelle is responsible for Neutralizing toxic compounds

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Peroxisome

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15
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What organelle is responsible for Moving materials over the surface of the cell

A

Cilia

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16
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What organelle is responsible for the movement of chromosomes during cell division

17
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What organelle is responsible for Detoxifing/inactivating drugs in liver

18
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What organelle is responsible for Flat saccules that package secretions

A

Golgi apparatus

19
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What organelle is responsible for Produces proteins on linked ribosomes

20
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What organelle is responsible for Contains enzymes of TCA cycle

21
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What organelle is responsible for The site of the translation step in protein synthesis

22
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1st step in receptor-mediated endocytosis

A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the
cytosol across the vesicle membrane.
B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of
the membrane surface.
C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome.
D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled
to the cell surface.
E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis.
F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.

A

F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.

23
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2nd step in receptor-mediated endocytosis

A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the
cytosol across the vesicle membrane.
B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of
the membrane surface.
C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome.
D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled
to the cell surface.
E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis.
F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.

A

B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of the membrane surface.

24
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3rd step in receptor-mediated endocytosis

A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the
cytosol across the vesicle membrane.
B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of
the membrane surface.
C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome.
D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled
to the cell surface.
E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis.
F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.

A

E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis.

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4th step in receptor-mediated endocytosis A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the cytosol across the vesicle membrane. B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of the membrane surface. C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome. D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled to the cell surface. E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis. F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.
C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome.
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5th step in receptor-mediated endocytosis A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the cytosol across the vesicle membrane. B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of the membrane surface. C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome. D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled to the cell surface. E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis. F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.
A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the cytosol across the vesicle membrane
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6th step in receptor-mediated endocytosis A. The ligand is broken down and its products enter the cytosol across the vesicle membrane. B. The bound receptor migrates to a coated pit region of the membrane surface. C. The internalized vesicle binds to a primary lysosome. D. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled to the cell surface. E. The coated pit forms a coated vesicle by endocytosis. F. A ligand binds an unoccupied cell surface receptor.
. The receptor is separated from the ligand and recycled to the cell surface.