Chapter 4- Cell Structure Flashcards

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Matthias Schleidan

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Recognized individualized cells in plants

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Theodor Schwann

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Recognized individualized animal cells

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Cell Theory 3 Principles

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1) All organisms are composed of one or more cells
2) Cells are the basic unit of all organisms
3) Cells arise only by division of a previously existing cell

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Rate of diffusion variables

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1) Surface Area
2) Temperature
3) Concentration gradient of diffusion substance
4) Distance over which diffusion must occur

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Why are small cells more efficient than larger less?

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Surface area-to-volume Ratio

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Surface area- to-volume Ratio

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Small cells have more surface area per unit of volume than large ones

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Resolution

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The minimum distance 2 points can be apart and still be distinguished as 2 separate points

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Light Microscope

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  • Operate with visible light

- Uses 2 magnifying lenses

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Compound Microscope

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-Magnifying in stages using several lenses

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Electron Microscope

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Shorter wavelength

1) Transmission
2) Scanning

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Transmission electron Microscope

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  • Transmits through material

- Inside cells

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Scanning Electron Microscope

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  • Surface of the specimen

- EX: bugs face

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Immunohistochrmistry

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This method used antibodies that bind to a specific macromolecule
- A certain stain will stick to an antibody

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14
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Robert hook

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1st to observe cells

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Immunogistochemistry

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This method uses antibodies that bind to a specific macromolecule

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4 major features all cells have in common:

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1) a nucleons or nucleus with genetic material
2) cytoplasm
3) ribosomes to synthesize proteins
4) plasma membrane

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What does every cell contain?

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DNA

18
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Prokaryotes

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Genetic material lies in a single circular molecule of DNA that resides near the center of the cell➡️ Nucleoid

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Is the Nucleoid separated by a membrane?

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NO

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Eukaryotes

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DNA is contained in the nucleus which is surrounded by a double-membrane structure➡️ Nuclear envelope

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Cytoplasm

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  • Semifuid matrix that fills the interior of the cell
  • Contains the sugar, amino acids, and protein
  • Jello consistency
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Organelle

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Specialized for a particular function

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Cytosol

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Part of the cytoplasm that contains organic molecules and ion in solution

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Plasma Membrane

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  • Enclosed a cell and separates its contents from its surroundings
  • Phospholipid bilayer
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Transport Protein

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Help molecules and ions more across the plasma membrane

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Receptor proteins

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Induce changes with the cell when they come I co tact with specific molecules in the environment such as hormones