M1: Classification of Cells Flashcards

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prokaryotic cells overview

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  • means “before kernel”
  • no nucleus, DNA found in cytoplasm
  • 2 types
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types of prokaryotic cells (2)

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  1. (eu)bacteria

2. archaea

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bacteria overview

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  • may appear as isolated cells or in chains or clusters
  • may demonstrate motility
  • ex: streptococcus, e coli, mycobacterium tuberculosis
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common shapes of bacteria (4)

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  • coccus
  • bacillus
  • vibrio
  • spirillum
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categories of eukaryotic cells (4)

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  1. animalia
  2. platae
  3. fungi
  4. protista
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archaea

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  • similar to bacteria but genetically distinct

- can survive in very hard conditions –> “extremophiles”

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eukaryotic cells

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  • diverse category of microorganism

- common factor = contain membrane-bound nucleus (that holds DNA)

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animalia

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  • multicellular organisms (including animals/humans)
  • heterotrophic, so must consume nutrients from environment
  • capable of movement (motile)
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plantae

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  • multicellular organisms

- get most of their energy thru photosynthesis

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fungi

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  • unicellular or multicellular organisms
  • heterotrophic
  • contain chitin (glucose derivative) in cell walls
  • ex: mushrooms, yeast (unicellular)
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heterotrophic

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cannot produce own energy

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photosynthesis

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process of converting energy of sunlight into sugar for energy

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coccus

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spherical bacteria

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bacillus

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rod-shaped bacteria

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vibrio

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curved rod-shaped bacteria

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spirillum

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spiral-shaped bacteria

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protista

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  • unicellular organisms, may form as colonies
  • catchall for eukarya that don’t fit other categories
  • ex: amoeba, algae, mold
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viruses

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  • not euk. or prok. bc not alive, can’t replicate on own
  • must replicate within a host cell
  • genetic material held in capsid (membrane-like structure, similar to nucleus)