Chapter 3. Organelles. Flashcards

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Breaks down ingested substances, old organelles, and cytoplasmic molecules

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Lysosomes

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Synthesizes proteins

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Ribosome

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Light energy converted into organic compounds.

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Chloroplast.

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Houses pigments and stores starches.

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Plastid.

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Provides storage.

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Vacuole.

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Provide locomotion or move substances over the outer surface of the cell.

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Flagella/Cilia.

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Prepares substances to be secreted by the cell.

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Golgi apparatus.

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Controls movement of substances into and out of the cell.

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Cell membrane.

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Protects and supports cell.

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Cell wall.

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Provides structure for the cell, necessary for movement and reproduction.

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Cytoskeleton.

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Collects and pumps water out of the cell.

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Contractile vacuole.

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Synthesizes proteins and sterols and transports materials within the cell.

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Endoplasmic reticulum.

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Provides storage, may contain enzymes for specific reasons.

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Vesicle.

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Flattened sacs that make up chloroplasts.

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Thylakoids.

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Transforms energy stored in sugars to usable cellular energy.

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Mitochondrion.

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Stacks thylakoids are arranged into.

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Grana.

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Stores DNA, produces RNA.

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Nucleus.

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Provides storage; regulates turgidity of cell.

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Central vacuole.

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Organisms composed of just one cell.

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Unicellular.

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Organism made of many cells.

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Mulitcellular.

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A collection of similar cells living together.

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Colonial.

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A group if similar cells that work together to carry out a specific function.

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Tissue.

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Composed of several types of tissues working together to preform a specific function.

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Organs.

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Made up if a group of organs that work together to accomplish life functions.

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Organ system.

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Transport of dissolved substances into cells to serve as build in blocks or energy sources.

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Absorption.

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Enzymatic breakdown of substances to obtain building materials or energy.

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Digestion.

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List the three statements that make up the cell theory.

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  1. ) all living things are made up of cells.
  2. ) cells preform all functions of living things.
  3. ) cells come from preexisting cells.
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Type of active transport. Process cells use to transport substances in bulk across the membrane and into the cell.

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Endocytosis.

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Type of active transport. The process whereby vesicles or vacuoles in the cytoplasm fuse with the cell membrane and release their contents into the solution outside the cell.

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Exocytosis.

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Non membrane bound cells.

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Procaryotic.

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Membrane bound cells.

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Eukaryotic.

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Diffusion by water through a semi permeable membrane.

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Osmosis.

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Study of cells.

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Cytology.

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“Steady state”.

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Homeostasis.

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Limit of tolerance.

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Cells die outside.

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Precise conditions at which something functions its best.

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Optimal point.

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Outside of the optimal range.

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Range of tolerance.

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Not the optimal point, but cell’s performance is still stable.

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Optimal range.

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External solutes = internal solutes.

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Isotonic solution.

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External solutes < internal solutes.

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Hypotonic solution.

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External solutes > internal solutes.

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Hypertonic solution.

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The bursting of a cell from internal water pressure.

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Cytolysis.

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Water leaves the cell. Cell loses its turgidity and then the cell membrane pulls away from the cell.

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Plasmolysis.

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Mvmt of molecules across the surface of the membrane with the concentration gradient and w/o using chemical energy.

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Passive transport.

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Type of diffusion that requires a helper.

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Facilitated diffusion.

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Protein facilitators are called-

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Transport proteins.

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When energy is required and the substance is moved across the membrane against the concentration gradient.

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Active transport.

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Use cellular energy to push substances against their concentration gradient.

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Pumps

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Transport protein that forms tiny pores in the membrane that certain substances can pass.

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Channel protein.

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Transport protein. Receptor site binds to the molecule it is designed to carry. Protein changes shape and the molecules passes through the membrane.

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Carrier protein.

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Process of a cell eating another cell.

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Phagocytosis.

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Movement of bulk fluids or solutes across the membrane.

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Pinocytosis.

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Organelle that makes materials that are transported to the cell membrane from the vesicles.

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Secretion vesicles.