JULY 27 AM - Biology Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Prokaryotic cells has NO genetic material. True or False?

A

False.

Still has genetic material, just not contained in Nucleus

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2
Q

where you can find the genetic material (in Eukaryotes), command center of the cell

A

Nucleus

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3
Q

part of cell for protein synthesis

A

Ribosomes

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4
Q

powerhouse of the cell, creates energy via cell respiration

A

Mitochondria

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5
Q

organelle nakikita lang natin sa halaman, for photosynthesis (generates glucose by energy coming from the sun)

A

Chloroplast

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6
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protects the plant cell, maintains its shape and prevents excessive water update

A

Cell wall

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7
Q

components of cell wall in plants

A

cellulose

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8
Q

components of cell wall in bacteria

A

peptidoglycan

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9
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components of cell wall in fungi

A

chitin

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10
Q

organelle in plants for water & waste storage

A

central vacuole

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11
Q

do animals have vacuole?

A

Yes.

Difference is, ours have smaller vacuoles (since we can replenish water while plants cannot and need more water storage)

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12
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do plant cells have flagella?

A

No

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13
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structures for movement of cell (in animal cells)

A

Flagella

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14
Q

importance of Mitosis

A

growth of cell

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15
Q

has 5 subphases, differs Meiosis from Mitosis

A

during prophase of Meiosis

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16
Q

pairing (Synapsis) of homologous - chromosome from M pairs to F

17
Q

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)

A

Pachynema*

18
Q

part of Prophase 1: separation of homologous EXCEPT at the chiasma

19
Q

part of Prophase 1: maximum chromosome condensation (very coiled)

A

Diakinesis

20
Q

cell respiration process when break down of glucose starts, which is anaerobic and occurs in the cytoplasm

A

Glycolysis

21
Q

cell respiration process that completes glucose breakdown

22
Q

If you have O2 after Glycolysis, Pyruvate proceeds to other process

23
Q

production of Alcohol, lactic acid and CO2

24
Q

problem of blood flow to muscles —> undergo fermentation —> formation of lactic acid in muscle cells —> accumulation of lactic acid (no energy formation)

A

Cramps in exercise (kahit mabilis masaturate and Myoglobin)

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outer protective covering in plants that are NON-WOODY
epidermis
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woody outer protective covering in plants
periderm
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prevents water loss form plants
cuticle
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vascular tissue system in plants that convey water and dissolved minerals upward from the roots to the shoots
Xylem
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vascular system in plants: transports nutrients (ex. sugar) from the leaves to where they are needed
Phloem
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analogous to connective tissue in animals
ground tissue system
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cell of ground tissue for metabolic functions of the plant, has role in photosynthesis
Parenchyma
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cell of ground tissue system for support of YOUNG plant parts
Collenchyma
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cell of ground tissue system for specialized support (dead at functional maturity); OLDER plants
Sclerenchyma
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plant hormone for ripening, aging, flowering
Ethylene
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plant hormone for germination
Gibberrellin
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plant hormone for vertical growth/plant length
Auxin