Chapter One Flashcards

1
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What can be seen under microscope

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Cell sizes,movement, shape changes, cell division, and cell staining

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2
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Light microscope magnification

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Up to 1000x

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3
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Resolution of light microscope

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.2nm

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4
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Magnification of transmission of electron microscope

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1 million

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5
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Resolution of transmission electron microscope

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2 no

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6
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Special about scanning electron microscope

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Coats specimen with heavy metal

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7
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Magnification with scanning microscope

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1 million

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8
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Resolution of scanning electron microscope

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2nm

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9
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Characteristics of bacteria

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One celled organism, circular DNA in cytoplasm, ribosomes, cells walls, have movement tails, quickly reproduce, shape can be rod shaped, spherical or spiral

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10
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Inner membrane of organelles is where what occurs

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Cellular respiration

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11
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Function of chloroplasts

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Photosynthesis

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12
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What is the cytosol

A

Cytoplasm with out organelles

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13
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Function of cytosol

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Site for chemical reactions

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14
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What is the most organelle present in the cytosol

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Ribosomes

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15
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Function of cytoskeleton

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Structural support and shape

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16
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Cytoskeleton contains

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Actin filaments, microtubules, intermediate filaments

17
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Cytoskeleton assists with

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Intracellular and extracellular movement

18
Q

What makes up a model organism

A

Reproduce quickly, genetically manipulated, genetic properties have been preserved

19
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Why E.coli used as model organism

A

Grows well in lab, most well understood

20
Q

Why yeast as model organism

A

Robust and reproduce easily, immobile, can be genetically modified

21
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Why arabidobsis Thailana used as model organism

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Grown inside, produce offspring every 8 to 10 weeks, know complete genome

22
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Why drosophila used as model organism

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9 days from egg to adult, changed gene seen in phenotype

23
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Why caenorhabiditis used as model organism

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Life cycle is a few days, 70% of human protein similar to worm

24
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Why zebra fish model organism

A

Developmental models, transparency helps studies

25
Q

Why is a mouse a model organism

A

Bred with similar genetic mutations

26
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Why humans as model organisms

A

Medical databases, report their own genetic pecuilarities