Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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The smallest unit of life

A

The cell

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2
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The functional activities of a cell depend on

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The specific structural properties of the cell.

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3
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All organisms composed of …

A

One or more cells.

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4
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Serves as the building block for a multicellular organism

A

The cell

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5
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All new cells arise from

A

Previously existing cells.

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6
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The meaning of significance of the continuity of life

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It means that the cells of all organisms are fundamentally similar in structure and function.

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7
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The zygote is

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The single cell formed from the fusion of the ovum and sperm.

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8
Q

The human body ultimately comprise of

A

About 75-100 trillion cells.

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9
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Grouped together to form tissues

A

Cells

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10
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Grouped together to made organs

A

Tissues

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11
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An example of a system in the human body is

A

The digestive system.

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12
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The simplest type of cells

A

Prokaryotic cells.

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13
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The complex type of cells

A

Eukaryotic cells.

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14
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The type of chromosome the prokaryotic cells have

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A single circular chromosome.

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15
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The average size of a human cell

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Ranges from 10-30 micrometers in diameter.

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16
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The largest cell in the human body

A

The female ovum.

17
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The smallest cell in the human body

A

The red blood cell (RBC).

18
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The five main substances that make up a cell

A

Water, ions, proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates.

19
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Percentage of water on a cell’s mass

20
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The role of proteins in the cell

A

They serve as structural components and enzymes for chemical reactions.

21
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Phospholipids and cholesterol primarily used for in cells

A

Forming cell membranes.

22
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The function of glycogen

A

A stored form of carbohydrates in cells.

23
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The function of glycogen

A

A stored form of carbohydrates in cells.

24
Q

A type of connective cell

A

Blood cells.

25
Q

Example of Conductive cells

A

Nerve cells