ch 3 test Flashcards
what is the latin saying thing and its translation
omnes cellula e cellula
all cells come from cells
6 parts of cell theory (3 original and 3 modern)
1) all living things are made of cells
2) cell is the fundamental unit of structure and function for living things
3)cells arise from pre-existing cells
4) energy flow occurs in cells
5) hereditary information is passed from cell to cell
5) all cells have the same basic chemical composition
2 types of cells
prokaryote
-no nucleus
-no separate membrane bound organelles
eukaryote
-DNA is in nucleus
-membrane bound organelles
robert hooke vs. Leeuwonhoek discoveries
hooke
-observed dead cork cells
-coined the term ‘cell’
Leeuwonhoek
-made a more powerful microscope
-observed living cells and called them ‘animalcules’
Dutrochet and Dumortier
Dutrochet
-declared cells as the fundemental unit and structure of life
Dumortier
-cells come from cells (division of pre existing cells)
-cell division accounts for growth of entire organism
schlieden and Schwann
-worked togeather and said all living things are made of cells
-believed in spontaneous generation
robert remark and Rudolph virchow
Remark
- did not believe in spontaneou generation, published works against it
Virchow
-coined a long list of terms and popularized Remark’s work
ribosomes
-on RER and in cytoplasm
-have no membrane
-made of RNA and proteins
-site of protein synthesis
Golgi Apparatus
-stacks of separate membranes -modify packages and send out packages of proteins
Central Vacuole
-only in plants
-holds water
-provides structure and rigidity for plant cells by exerting pressure against the cell wall
active vs, passive transport
Active
-needs energy ATP
-moves against the concentration gradient (from low to high)
-3 types: primary, secondary, bulk
passive
-no energy needed
-moves with concentration gradient(high to low)
-(not osmosis)equalizes concentration, volume stays the same, solvant and salute move
-3 types: simple diffusion, ficilitated diffusion, osmosis
contrast
using a dye to add differance in color to a specimine to see things more clearly
4 biomolecules
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids