lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Observed cork cells using his invented

microscope

A

Robert Hooke

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2
Q

when was the term cell coind

A

1665

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3
Q

1st statement of the cell theory

A

All living organisms are composed of one or more cells

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4
Q

2nd statement of the cell theory and scientists

A

Cells are the basic structural unit of every
living organism
-Schleiden and Schwann

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5
Q

3rd statement of the cell theory and the scientist

A

All cells arise from pre-existing cells

-Virchow

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6
Q

state the 4 types of microscopes

A

light microscope. fluorescence microscope, transmission electron microscope, and scanning electron microscope

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7
Q

Has a true nucleus and other

membrane bound organelles

A

eukaryotic cell

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8
Q

DNA is circular and freefloating in the cytoplasm

A

prokaryotic cell

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9
Q

DNA is linear and contained in

the nucleus

A

eukaryotic cell

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10
Q

what are the 3 different cell shapes

A

tubular, cuboidal, and elongated

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11
Q

outermost portion
- made up mostly of cellulose
- first line of defense for plants
against pathogens

A

cell wal

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12
Q

double membrane organelle
- selectively permeable (allows gases, hydrophobic
molecules and small polar molecules can pass through
freely by osmosis)

A

cell/plasma membrane

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13
Q

where the hereditary material
(DNA) is located
-control cellular activities

A

nucleus

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14
Q
a network of sacs that
manufactures, processes,
and transports chemical
compounds for use inside
and outside of the cell
-also connects between
cells via plasmodesmata
A

endoplasmic reticulum

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15
Q
for distribution and
packaging of the cell's
chemical products
-it also modifies proteins
and fats built in the
endoplasmic reticulum
and prepares them for
export outside of the
cell
A

golgi apparatus

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16
Q

oblong shaped, double membrane
organelle found in the cytoplasm
-Site of cellular respiration

A

mitochondrion

17
Q

double membrane organelles for

photosynthesis and storage

A

plastids

18
Q

site of photosynthesis

A

cholorlasts

19
Q

– precursor of all plastids

A

proplastids

20
Q

– plastids found in etiolated plants

A

etioplasts

21
Q

store fats and oils

A

elaioplasts

22
Q

colorless plastids found nonphotosynthetic tissues of plants

A

leucoplasts

23
Q

store protein

A

proteinoplast

24
Q

store starch

A

amyloplast

25
Q

stores pigments

A

chromoplast

26
Q
a diverse group of organelles that are found in
the cytoplasm, roughly
spherical and bound by a
single membrane
- Removes toxic substances
from the cell (ex.hydrogen peroxide – common
product of cellular
metabolism)
- Contains hydrolytic
enzymes
A

peroxisomes

27
Q
small tubes that connect
plant cells to each other,
providing living bridges
between cells
- Serve for cell to cell
communication
A

plasmodesmata

28
Q

storage site; maintains turgidity of the cell

A

vacuole

29
Q

enumerate the 3 types of plant cells

A

parenchyma cells, collenchyma cells, sclerenchyma cells

30
Q

a plant cell type that is alive at maturity; thin primary

walls; metabolism and storage

A

parenchyma cells

31
Q

a plant cell type that is alive at maturity; unevenly

thickened primary walls; support

A

collenchyma cells

32
Q

a plant cell type that is – dead at maturity; thick

secondary walls; support

A

sclerenchyma cells