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LEC 7 Flashcards

CELL THEORY/STRUCTURE

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Cell Theory (3)

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  1. All living things are composed of cells and cell products.
  2. A single cell is the smallest unit that exhibits all the characteristics of life.
  3. All cells come only from preexisting cells.
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Eukaryotic cell (4)

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  1. Has cell membrane
  2. Membrane-bound nucleus with DNA
  3. Cytoplasm (with gel-like fluid called cytosol)
  4. Membrane-bound organelles designed for specialized functions
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Prokaryotic cell

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  1. Simplest cells
  2. Nucleoid - DNA containing inner region (not membrane bound)
  3. Cell membrane & rigid cell wall
  4. No membrane bound organelles
  5. Divide rapidly
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All cells do what 4 things?

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  1. Gather raw materials
  2. Excrete wastes
  3. Make macromolecules
  4. Grow and reproduce
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Why are all cells small?

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the larger the cell gets, the more likely that its growth and metabolism will be limited by its ability to supply itself across the plasma membrane
Smaller is more efficient!!!

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Microvilli

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Microscopic projections that extend outwards from the cell
Increase surface area

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Types of microscopes

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Light microscope
Transmission electron microscope
Scanning electron microscope

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Light microscope

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can magnify a sample up to 1000 times

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Transmission electron microscope (2)

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makes 2D image of the outer surface using electrons
Can magnify up to 100,000 times

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Scanning electron microscope (2)

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makes the 3D image of the outer surface using electrons
Can magnify up to 100,000 times

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Nucleus (2)

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control centre of the cell
has most the genetic material

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Parts of Nucleus (3)

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1.Nuclear membrane
2. Nucleolus
3. Nuclear pores

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Nucleolus (2)

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Dense region inside nucleus
Components of ribosomes form here and pass through pores to enter cytoplasm

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Nuclear membrane (2)

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Double layer of phospholipids
Surrounds the DNA & keeps it inside the nucleus

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Nuclear pores (2)

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Selectively allows materials (ribosomes, proteins and RNA) to move in/out
Too small for DNA to leave through

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Ribosomes def

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Involved in assembling amino acids in the correct sequence (primary structure) into specific protein chains

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Where are ribosomes found? (2)

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  1. Float in cytoplasm
  2. Attach to the rough ER
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How are ribosomes formed? (3)

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  1. Parts of RNA and ribosomal proteins are formed
  2. Parts leave the nucleus via nuclear pores
  3. Enter the cytoplasm and are assembled into ribosomes
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Where are ribosomes formed?

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nucleolus

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Endomembrane System (4 organelles)

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  1. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (production)
  2. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (packaging)
  3. Golgi Apparatus (labelling)
  4. Specialized vesicles (shipping)
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Endoplasmic Reticulum def

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Works with ribosomes to synthesize most of the chemical compounds made in the cell

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Endoplasmic Reticulum structure

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  1. Repeated folded membrane structure
  2. Fluid filled
  3. some of it is connected to the nuclear membrane
  4. form transport vesicles to move synthesized materials out of the cell
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Endoplasmic Reticulum types

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rough ER
smooth ER

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Rough ER to Smooth ER

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  1. Involved in protein synthesis (on the outside)
  2. Once synthesized, proteins enter the fluid-filled space of rough ER
  3. Proteins enter the smooth ER
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Rough ER structure (3)

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repeated folded
physically connected to the nuclear membrane
dotted with ribosomes

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Smooth ER def

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  1. Synthesis of macromolecules (lipids and some hormones)
    Packaging centre for proteins & lipids that were synthesized by both the rough endoplasmic reticulum and smooth endoplasmic reticulum
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Smooth ER to Golgi bodies

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  1. Smooth ER sends “package” to the Golgi apparatus through vesicles (that form from membrane of smooth ER)
  2. Pinch off
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Golgi Apparatus def

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Processes and packages proteins and lipid molecules

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What happens inside the Golgi body? (4)

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  1. Enzymes refine and complete proteins
  2. Adds “label” that indicates where product should be sent
  3. Sorts and packages products
  4. Forms vesicles that “ship” products to their final destination
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How does the Golgi body receive transport vesicles? (2 )

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  1. Vesicles fuse with the fluid-filled membrane layer of the Golgi apparatus 2. Empty contents to the inside
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Where does lipid synthesis happen?

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Inside Golgi body

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What are secretory vesicles made up of?

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Golgi body membrane

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What are secretory (exocytotic) vesicles for?

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  1. Has products destined for export from the cell
  2. Release contents to the outside of the cell
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How do lipids leave the Golgi body?

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through vesicles

31
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What are endocytotic vesicles for?

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Enclose bacteria & raw materials from the outside of the cell and bring them inside

32
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What do peroxisomes
do? (2)

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  1. Vesicles that contain powerful enzymes
  2. Used to destroy toxic wastes produced in the cell
33
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What kind of toxic waste do peroxisomes destroy?

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alcohol
meds
drugs

34
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What do lysosomes do? (3)

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  1. Contain powerful digestive enzymes
  2. Fuse with endocytotic vesicles and digest bacteria and other large particles
  3. Conduct “housekeeping” tasks (lysis of anything not required)
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Mitochondria (2)

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powerhouse of the cell (make ATP)
cellular respiration (in the presence of O2)

36
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Main sources to create energy (3)

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  1. Fats
  2. glucose
  3. glycogen
37
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How many mitochondria are in each cell?

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Depends on the cell’s needs (muscle cells will have more while nerve cell mitochondria)

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Mitochondria structure

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  1. Double membrane system
  2. own DNA and ribosomes
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Mitochondria OUTER membrane structure

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smooth

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Mitochondria INNER membrane structure (2)

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  1. Deeply folded (cristae)
  2. Has enzymes bound to it
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What happens inside the mitochondria’s INNER membrane?

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Enzymes catalyze reactions to release energy

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Cytoskeleton

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  1. Helps cell membrane maintain its shape
  2. Support and anchors other structures within the cell
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Cytoskeleton network is made up of: (2)

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  1. Microtubules
  2. Microfilaments
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Microtubules

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tiny hollow tubes

45
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Microfilaments

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thin solid fibres

46
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How is the cytoskeleton network constructed?

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microtubules and microfilaments connect to each other and the glycoproteins in the cell membrane

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Cilia purpose

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move materials along the cell surface with a brushing motion

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What are cilia made up of?

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microtubules

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Cilia length and numbers

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short

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Flagella purpose

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movement of the organism

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What are flagella made up of?

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microtubules

52
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Flagella length and numbers

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long and few

53
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Centrioles (2)

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  1. Short, rod-like microtubular structures
  2. Located near nucleus
54
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How are centrioles used in cell divison?

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Alignment and division of genetic material

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