Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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Types of Cells

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Prokaryotic, Eukaryotic

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2
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Prokaryotic

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Bacteria, no - nucleus, no membrane-bound organelles

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3
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Eukaryotic

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Animal cells, plant cells

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4
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Plant cells have a ___

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Cell wall

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5
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Surface to volume ratio

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Limits cell size

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6
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Genetic control

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Nucleus, Ribosomes

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7
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Nucleus

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DNA

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8
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The nucleus has a _____ membrane

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Double

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9
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Ribosomes

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Translates mRNA to proteins

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10
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Have Ribosomes on outside giving rough appearance

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11
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RER is composed of ____ sacs

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Interconnected

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12
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RER functions

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Make more membrane

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13
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Smooth ER

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Continuous with RER

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14
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Smooth ER has ___ tubes

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Interconnected

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15
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Smooth ER’s job is to

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Synthesize lipids, phospholipids, fatty acids, and steroids

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16
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Golgi Apparatus has ___ of sacs

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stacks, not interconnected

number of sacs associated with cell’s function

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17
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Modifies/ Finishes molecules carried by transport vesicles from ER

A

Golgi Apparatus

18
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Lysosomes

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Sacs of digestive enzymes

19
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Lysosomes break down

A

Food, invaders, damaged organelles

20
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Vacuoles

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Membranous sac

21
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Vacuoles function

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Breakdown, support, storage of important molecules and toxins, pigment

22
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Powerhouse of cell

A

Mitochondria

23
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Mitochondria’s two parts

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Cristae, Matrix

24
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Cristae

A

Folds

25
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Matrix

A

Inner part of cell

26
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Chloroplast

A

Used for photosynthesis, has 3 parts

27
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Photosynthesis

A

Converts light energy into food

28
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3 parts of Chloroplast

A

Stroma, Thylakoid, Grana

29
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Cytoskeleton

A

Microfilaments, Intermediate Filament, Microtubules

30
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Shape change and movement

A

Microfilaments

31
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Anchor organelle

A

Intermediate Filament

32
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Rigidity and shape, anchor organelles, tract for organelle movement

A

Microtubules

33
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Cilia and Flagella

A

Cellular structures composed of microtubules, provide movement

34
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Cilia

A

9 + 2 arrangement

35
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Sticky layer of glycoproteins secreted by animal cells

A

Extracellular Matrix

36
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3 Animal cell junctions

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Tight, Anchoring, Communication

37
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Tight junctions

A

Bind cells together, leak proof

38
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Anchoring junction

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Attach cells but allows fluid to pass

39
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Communication junctions

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Allows water and small molecules between adjacent cells

40
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Plasmodesmata

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Channels between plant cells allows communication and nutrient sharing