JULY 27 AM - Biology Part 2 Flashcards
Prokaryotic cells has NO genetic material. True or False?
False.
Still has genetic material, just not contained in Nucleus
where you can find the genetic material (in Eukaryotes), command center of the cell
Nucleus
part of cell for protein synthesis
Ribosomes
powerhouse of the cell, creates energy via cell respiration
Mitochondria
organelle nakikita lang natin sa halaman, for photosynthesis (generates glucose by energy coming from the sun)
Chloroplast
protects the plant cell, maintains its shape and prevents excessive water update
Cell wall
components of cell wall in plants
cellulose
components of cell wall in bacteria
peptidoglycan
components of cell wall in fungi
chitin
organelle in plants for water & waste storage
central vacuole
do animals have vacuole?
Yes.
Difference is, ours have smaller vacuoles (since we can replenish water while plants cannot and need more water storage)
do plant cells have flagella?
No
structures for movement of cell (in animal cells)
Flagella
importance of Mitosis
growth of cell
has 5 subphases, differs Meiosis from Mitosis
during prophase of Meiosis
pairing (Synapsis) of homologous - chromosome from M pairs to F
Zygonema
part of Prophase 1: CROSSING OVER (chiasma - point of crossing over), exchange of genetic material (e.g. sex cells - combination of the genetic material of our parents)
Pachynema*
part of Prophase 1: separation of homologous EXCEPT at the chiasma
Diplonema
part of Prophase 1: maximum chromosome condensation (very coiled)
Diakinesis
cell respiration process when break down of glucose starts, which is anaerobic and occurs in the cytoplasm
Glycolysis
cell respiration process that completes glucose breakdown
Kreb’s
If you have O2 after Glycolysis, Pyruvate proceeds to other process
Aerobic
production of Alcohol, lactic acid and CO2
Anaerobic
problem of blood flow to muscles —> undergo fermentation —> formation of lactic acid in muscle cells —> accumulation of lactic acid (no energy formation)
Cramps in exercise (kahit mabilis masaturate and Myoglobin)