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Chapter 4.3: Eukaryotic Cells Flashcards

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What is the hallmark of the eukaryotic cell?

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compartmentalization

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Define endomembrane system

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a system of connected membranous compartments found in eukaryotic cells

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What is a system of connected membranous compartments found in eukaryotic cells?

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endomembrane system

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Define central vacuole

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a large, membrane-bounded sac found in plant cells that stores proteins, pigments, and waste materials, and is involved in water balance

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What is a large, membrane-bounded sac found in plant cells that stores proteins, pigments, and waste materials, and is involved in water balance?

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central vacuole

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Define chromosome

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the vehicle by which hereditary information is physically transmitted from one generation to the next

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What is the vehicle by which hereditary information is physically transmitted from one generation to the next?

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chromosome

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Define cytoskeleton

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a network of protein microfilaments and microtubules within the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell that maintains the shape of the cell, anchors its organelles, and is involved in animal cell motility

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What is a network of protein microfilaments and microtubules within the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell that maintains the shape of the cell, anchors its organelles, and is involved in animal cell motility?

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cytoskeleton

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Define nucleus

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the membranous organelle that houses the chromosomal DNA

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What is the membranous organelle that houses the chromosomal DNA?

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nucleus

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Define nucleolus

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the site of rRNA synthesis; a spherical body composed chiefly of rRNA in the process of being transcribed from multiple copies of rRNA genes

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What is the site of rRNA synthesis; a spherical body composed chiefly of rRNA in the process of being transcribed from multiple copies of rRNA genes?

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nucleolus

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Define nuclear envelope

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the bounding structure of the eukaryotic nucleus.

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What is the nuclear envelope composed of?

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Composed of two phospholipid bilayers with the outer one connected to the endoplasmic reticulum

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What is the bounding structure of the eukaryotic nucleus.?

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nuclear envelope

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Define nuclear pore

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one of a multitude of tiny but complex openings in the nuclear envelope that allow selective passage of proteins and nucleic acids into and out of the nucleus

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What is one of a multitude of tiny but complex openings in the nuclear envelope that allow selective passage of proteins and nucleic acids into and out of the nucleus?

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nuclear pore

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Define nuclear lamins

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 Nuclear lamins are intermediate filament fibers that make up the nuclear lamina

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Define chromatin

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the complex of DNA and proteins of which eukaryotic chromosomes are composed

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What is the complex of DNA and proteins of which eukaryotic chromosomes are composed?

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chromatin

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Define ribosomomal RNA (rRNA)

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a class of RNA molecules found, together with characteristic proteins, in ribosomes; transcribed from the DNA of the nucleolus

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What is a class of RNA molecules found, together with characteristic proteins, in ribosomes; transcribed from the DNA of the nucleolus?

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ribosomal RNA (rRNA)

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Define messenger RNA (mRNA)

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the RNA transcribed from structural genes; RNA molecules complementary to a portion of one strand of DNA, which are translated by the ribosomes to form protein

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What is the RNA transcribed from structural genes; RNA molecules complementary to a portion of one strand of DNA, which are translated by the ribosomes to form protein?

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messenger RNA (mRNA)

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Define transfer RNA (tRNA)

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a class of small RNAs (about 80 nucleotides) with two functional sites; at one site, an “activating enzyme” adds a specific amino acids, whicle the other site carries the nucleotide triplet (anticodon) specific for that amino acid

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What is a class of small RNAs (about 80 nucleotides) with two functional sites; at one site, an “activating enzyme” adds a specific amino acids, whicle the other site carries the nucleotide triplet (anticodon) specific for that amino acid?

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transfer RNA (tRNA)

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What is label A of the animal cell?

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ribosomes

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What is label B of the animal cell?

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rough endoplasmic reticulum

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30
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What is label C of the animal cell?

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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31
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What is label D of the animal cell?

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microvilli

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32
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What is label E of the animal cell?

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ribosomes

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33
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What is label F of the animal cell?

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Exocytosis

34
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What is label G of the animal cell?

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vesicle

35
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What is label H of the animal cell?

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golgi apparatus

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What is label I of the animal cell?

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mitochondrion

37
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What is label J of the animal cell?

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peroxisome

38
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What is label K of the animal cell?

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plasma membrane

39
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What is label L of the animal cell?

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lysosome

40
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What is label M of the animal cell?

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cytoplasm

41
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What is label N of the animal cell?

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centriole

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What is label O of the animal cell?

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intermediate filament

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What is label P of the animal cell?

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microtubule

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What is label Q of the animal cell?

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actin filament (microfilament)

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What is label R of the animal cell?

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intermediate filament

46
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What is label S of the animal cell?

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nuclear pore

47
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What is label T of the animal cell?

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nucleolus

48
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What is label U of the animal cell?

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nuclear envelope

49
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What is label A of the plant cell?

A

nuclear envelope

50
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What is label B of the plant cell?

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nuclear pore

51
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What is label C of the plant cell?

A

nucleolus

52
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What is label D of the plant cell?

A

intermediate filament

53
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What is label E of the plant cell?

A

central vacuole

54
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What is label F of the plant cell?

A

intermediate filament

55
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What is label G of the plant cell?

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microtubule

56
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What is label H of the plant cell?

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actin filament (microfilament)

57
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What is label I of the plant cell?

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peroxisome

58
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What is label J of the plant cell?

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mitochondrion

59
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What is label K of the plant cell?

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cytoplasm

60
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What is label L of the plant cell?

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plasmodesmata

61
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What is label M of the plant cell?

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plasma membrane

62
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What is label N of the plant cell?

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cell wall

63
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What is label O of the plant cell?

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adjacent cell wall

64
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What is label P of the plant cell?

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chloroplast

65
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What is label Q of the plant cell?

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vesicle

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What is label R of the plant cell?

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golgi apparatus

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What is label S of the plant cell?

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ribosome

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What is label T of the plant cell?

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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What is label U of the plant cell?

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rough endoplasmic reticulum

70
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What is label A of the nucleus?

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nuclear pores

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What is label B of the nucleus?

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nuclear envelope

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What is label C of the nucleus?

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nucleolus

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What is label D of the nucleus?

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chromatin

74
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What is label E of the nucleus?

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nucleoplasm

75
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What is label F of the nucleus?

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nuclear lamina

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What is label G of the nucleus?

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nuclear basket

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What is label H of the nucleus?

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nuclear pore

78
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What is label I of the nucleus?

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cytoplasmic filaments

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What is label J of the nucleus?

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outer membrane

80
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What is label K of the nucleus?

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inner membrane

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