Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Define what plasma (cell) membrane is:

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outer BOUNDARY that allows cells to interact within its EXTERNAL environment … outside of nucleus!

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2
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Cilia

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moves materials/substances over surface of cells

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3
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Microvilli:

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extension of plasma membrane (INCREASES SURFACE AREA) for absorption

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4
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Flagellum

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used for movement by sperm cells

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5
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What is simple diffusion?

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net movement of SOLUTES

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6
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What is osmosis?

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net movement of WATER

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7
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What is facilitated diffusion?

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net movement of SOLUTES but through protein channel/transport

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8
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what is active transport?

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ATP is required unlike the rest, substances are moved from lower to higher

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9
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endocytosis

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movement of substances within cell

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10
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phagocytosis

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move solids, AKA cell eating (phago=eating)

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pinocytosis

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move liquid, AKA cell drinking (pino=drink)

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12
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exocytosis

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movement of substances OUT of cell

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13
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what does the nucleus do/have?

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contains DNA and directs cells what to do

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14
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what is cytoplasm?

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located between plasma membrane and nucleus; contains organelles which perform specific functions

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15
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what are organelles?

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specialized structures in cell that perform SPECIFIC functions (ex: nucleus, mitochondrion) AKA, little organs!

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16
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what are organelles also called?

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little organs

17
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where is the nucleus located?

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center of cell; contains genetic material or DNA

18
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What does DNA stand for?

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deoxyribonucleic acid

19
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What is mitochondrion?

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major site of ATP (energy) production; AKA, “powerhouse of the cell”

20
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What does ER stand for?

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

21
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What is rough ER? (RER)

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contains ribosomes; PRODUCES PROTEINS

22
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What is smooth ER? (SER)

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does not contain ribosomes; PRODUCES LIPIDS and detoxifies

23
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What is Golgi apparatus?

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modifies, packages, distributes proteins AND lipids for secretion

24
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What are Lysosomes?

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contain digestive enzymes which digest cellular material

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How do genes work? (order)
DNA --> RNA --> proteins
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How does Gene (REPLICATION) work? What are the base pairings?
DNA --> DNA (same=replication) -base pairing: A-T and C-G
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How does gene TRANSCRIPTION work? What are the base pairings?
DNA ---> RNA -base pairing: A-U, T-A, and C-G
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How does Translation work?
RNA ---> proteins
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What is the exact order of the cell cycle?
1. Interphase 2. Prophase 3. Metaphase 4. Anaphase 5. Telophase 6. Cytokinesis
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What happens during the interphase (1st cycle)?
cell is at rest & phase between cell divisions but contains extra phases like: - G1 (cell carry out normal activities) - S (DNA and organelles are replicated) - G2 (preparation for division)
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What is mitosis?
series of events where one cell divides into two cells
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What happens during the prophase?
where chromosomes form
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What happens during metaphase?
chromosomes are aligned in center/middle of cell
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What happens during anaphase?
chromosomes separate to opposite poles
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What happens during telophase?
chromosomes de-condense and nuclear membrane REFORMS
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What happens during cytokinesis?
final division/separation of cytoplasm