L1 Cells Flashcards

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1
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True or false: Only Eukaryotic Cells have a plasma membrane

A

False. All cells are enclosed in a plasma membrane.

This membrane separates the cell from it’s environment, controls the substances that move in and out of the cell, can deform without tearing, and can grow without losing continuity.

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True or false: Prokaryotic Cells do not contain DNA

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False. All cells contain DNA with genetic information that can be passed on.

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3
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True or false: Genetic code is the same in all cells

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True - with some minor exceptions

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4
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True or false: All cells use RNA to translate information in DNA into protein

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True

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5
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True or false: Proteins determine structure and function in all cells

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True

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6
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Fill in the gaps:

__1__ cells contain __2__ - the organelle on which protein synthesis takes place.

A

1) All

2) ribosomes

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7
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True or false: All cells use ATP to transfer energy from one site to another

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True

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8
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True or false:

All cells are derived from other cells

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True. Cells divide to form daughter cells, so every cell has a parent cell.

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9
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Which cell type is the most abundant on earth?

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Prokaryotic. They are also the simplest cellular organisms, but have survived longer than any other organism.

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10
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What evidence suggests that all living organisms are derived from a single primordial cell more than three billion years ago?

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1) Resemblance among living cells is too great
2) Common cell components (amino acids, sugar, nucleotides & fatty acids) which can be made in vitro from simple organic molecules (carbon, nitrogen, oxygen)
3) Evidence from fossilised bacteria

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11
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

True nucleus.

A

Euaryote

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12
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

No true nucleus

A

Prokaryote

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13
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Larger cell (>10um)

A

Eukaryote

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14
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Smaller cell (<10um)

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Prokaryote

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15
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Paired chromosomes in a nuclear membrane

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Eukaryote

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16
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

One circular chromosome, not in a membrane

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Prokaryote

17
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Histones

A

Eukaryote

18
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

No histones

A

Prokaryote

19
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Polysaccharide cell wall

A

Eukaryote

20
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Peptidoglycan cell wall

A

Prokaryote

21
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Organelles

A

Eukaryote

22
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

No membrane-bound organelles; just ribosomes

A

Prokaryote

23
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Has a cytoskeleton

A

Eukaryote

24
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

No cytoskeleton

A

Prokaryote

25
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Divides by mitosis or meiosis

A

Eukaryote

26
Q

Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Divides by binary fission

A

Prokaryote

27
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Reproduction can be sexual or asexual

A

Eukaryote

28
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Eukaryote or prokaryote:

Reproduction is always asexual

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Prokaryote