Crossword CPA #6 Flashcards

1
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found in plants, algae; used to store starch

A

vacuole

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2
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“cell drinking”; involves a vesicle

A

pinocytosis

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3
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type of active transport; movement of material into a cell via a vesicle

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endocytosis

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4
Q

prokaryotes that have phospholipids in their cell membranes

A

bacteria

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5
Q

when a cell burst

A

lysis

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6
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prokaryotes that do not have peptidoglycan in their cell walls

A

archaea

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7
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fluid in a cell

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cytosol

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8
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plays a role in lipid synthesis and transport

A

smooth ER

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9
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a cell placed in this solution would shrivel

A

HYPERtonic

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10
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a cell placed in this solution would not have any noticeable changes

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ISOtonic

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11
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complex gycocalyx; helps the bacteria avoid easy capture by immune system by allowing the bacteria to be slippery

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capsule

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12
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movement in response to light stimulus

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phototaxis

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13
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movement in response to chemical stimulius

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chemotaxis

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14
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shipping department of a cell

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golgi body

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15
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when a white blood cell engulfs a bacterium

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phagocytosis

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16
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type of passive transport; water moves from an area of low solute concentration to high solute concentration

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osmosis

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17
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vesicle; contains oxidase, etc.

A

centrosomes

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18
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organelle that makes proteins in a cell

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ribosomes

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19
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flap that prevents food/liquids from entering lungs

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epiglottis

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20
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contains digestive enzymes to allow for phagocytosis

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lysosomes

21
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structures required for cell division; two of these are located in the centrosome

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centrioles

22
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plays a role in protein synthesis and transport

A

rough ER

23
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a special extension made by one bacteria cell to another to transfer DNA

A

conjugation pilas

24
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helps with cell structure and shape; helps resist osmotic pressure; only found in 3 eukaryotes (plants, algae, fungi)

A

cell wall

25
Q

type of passive transport; uses protein channels

A

facilitated diffusion

26
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i.e. lysosomes, peroxisomes, etc

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vesicles

27
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organisms that have a membrane bound nucleus that contains their DNA

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eukaryotes

28
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type of transport that requires ATP

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active transport

29
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internal scaffolding of a cell

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cytoskeleton

30
Q

a cell in this solution would burst

A

HYPOtonic

31
Q

make TP in a cell without the need of light

A

mitochondria

32
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used to harvest light to make ATP

A

chloroplasts

33
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carry mucus and trapped microbes up to the pharynx

A

ciliary escalator

34
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when a cell shrivels

A

crenation

35
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feature of cells that allows them to regulate what comes in/out of cell

A

selectively permeable

36
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hairlike structures that allow single-celled organisms to move; can also be found along the human respiratory tract and allows unwanted substances to be moved out of the tract

A

cilia

37
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movement of material out of a cell via a vesicle

A

exocytosis

38
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cytosol + organelles in a cell

A

cytoplasm

39
Q

organisms that do not have a membrane bound nucleus to house their DNA

A

prokaryotes

40
Q

aka cell or cytoplasmic membrane

A

plasma membrane

41
Q

a bacterial defense strategy; “suspended animation”

A

endospore

42
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aka sweet cup; protect bacterial cells from drying out and allow the bacteria to “stick” to a surface

A

glycocalyces

43
Q

type of transport that does not require ATP

A

passive

44
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system that exchanges gases between the atmosphere and blood

A

respiratory

45
Q

loose glycocalyx; allows bacteria to aggregate and live together on a surface

A

biofilm

46
Q

contain cells and chemicals to combat microbes that enter the most common portal of entry

A

tonsils

47
Q

the major respiratory muscle; paralysis or unrelenting contraction of this muscle will cause death

A

diaphragm

48
Q

structure used by bacteria to move

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flagella

49
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type of passive transport; moves solutes from an area of high solute concentration to low solute concentration

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diffusion