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Midterm 1,2,3, &17 Flashcards

1
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Cells

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living things that create energy

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2
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Levels of biological organization

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Atom + Molecule, Cell, Tissue, organ, organ systems

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3
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two types of cells

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Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic which contain DNA and plasma membrane

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4
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Prokaryotic

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simple, no organelles

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Eukaryotic

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complex, has organelle and nucleus

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Element

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a substance that cannot be broken down to other substances

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Essential Elements

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Carbon (c), Oxygen (o), Hydrogen (h), Nitrogen (n) which makes up 96% of 22.2% essential natural elements

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Remaining 4% of essential natural elements

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Phosphorus (p), Sulfur (s), Calcium (ca), Potassium (k)

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9
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Trace elements

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Required in minute qualities, Iron (fe) - Carries oxygen
Iodine (I) Thyroid gland essential ingredient to make hormones

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10
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Metabolism

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Energy is utilized in chemical reactions called metabolism

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Homeostasis

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regulate cells to maintain stable internal conditions

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12
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Nucleus

A

contains dna

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13
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Subatomic particles

A

parts composing an atom

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14
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Element defiency

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could lead to disease in both plants and animals

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15
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3 main subatomic particles

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Neutrons, Protons, and Electrons

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16
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Electric charges

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Only protons and electrons are electrically charged

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17
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Protons

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One unit of positive charge

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18
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Electron

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One unit of negative charge

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19
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Atomic number

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Number of protons in an element, written as the subscript to the left of an element

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20
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Atomic mass

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Mass of protons + mass of neutrons

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21
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One dalton

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One mass - mass number

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22
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Isotopes

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different atomic forms of an element, has the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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23
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Radioactive Isotopes applied

A

tracers of metabolism, monitor cellular function and processes such as cell division and mitosis

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24
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Chemical bonds

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Atom attractions that combine to form and hold together molecules and ionic compounds

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25
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Covalent bond

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the sharing of electrons by two atoms, strongest bond in nature

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26
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Weak chemical bonds

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Most important macromolecules are held in their functional forms by weak bonds

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27
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Weak bonds are

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Ionic and Hydrogen bonds

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28
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Ionic bonds

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charged molecules are ions, occurs between oppositely charged ions

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29
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Hydrogen bonds

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Formed when a hydrogen atom covalently bonded to one electronegative atom is attracted to another one of its kind

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30
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Electronegative atom

A

oxygen and nitrogen

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31
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Water

A

Polar molecule held together by hydrogen

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32
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Acid

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Substance that donates hydrogen while dissolving in water

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33
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Base

A

substance that reduces the concentation of hydrogen directly or indirectly in a solution. accept hydrogen ions

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34
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what do these do?

Acids

A

proton donors

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35
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Buffer solution

A

solution with minimal changes of H+ and OH- concentrates, minimizes ph changes

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36
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Macromolecules

A

DNA and Carbohydrates

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37
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The four large molecules in cells

A

Carbohydrates, Lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids

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38
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Types of carbohydrates

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Monosaccharides, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides

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39
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Carbohydrates

participate in..

A

energy storage and provide structural support

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40
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Monosaccharides

A

main fuel that cells use for cellular work

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41
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Disaccharides

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double sugar, constructed from two monosaccharides and are joined through a dehydration reaction

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42
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Types of disaccharides

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Lactose and Sucrose

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43
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what are

Polysaccharides

A

Complex carbohydrates and long chains of sugar

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44
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Cellulose

A

Structural support, most abundant organic compound on earth. Dietary fiber.

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45
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Glycogen

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Stores energy

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46
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Lipids

A

insoluble in water

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47
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Triglycerides

A

energy storing molecules

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48
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Phosolipids

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Cell membranes, structural components of cells, one side is soluble and the other is insoluble in water

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49
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Steroids

A

Carbon based ring structures

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50
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Cholesterol

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Used in making estrogen and testosterone, base steroids

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51
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LDL

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bad cholesterol, can lead to heart disease

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52
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HDL

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good cholesterol recycled by liver

53
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Amino acids

consist of

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central carbon atom bonded to four covalent partners

54
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Secondary amino structure

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Alpha, helix, and beta sheet

55
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Tertiary sequence

A

describes 3 dimensional shape created by disulfide and hydrogen bonds. creates polar and nonplar areas in molecules

56
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Quartinay sequence

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describes proteins in which two or more tietary protein chains are associted

57
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Enzymatic catalysis

A

boosts chemical reaction

58
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Himoglobins

A

transport 02 in red blood cells

59
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Myoglobin

A

transports 02 in muscles

60
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Ferritin

A

Iron stored in liver

61
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Enzyme Function

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dependent on the temperature of reaction medium, ph levels, ion concentration and precence of inhibitors

62
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Nucleic acid functions

A

Store genetic information, provides info used in making proteins

63
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Nucleic acid structure

A

nucleotides consist of a phosphate group, a sugar, and a nitrogenous base

64
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DNA

A

Double helix : 2 associated strands of nucleic acid : Contains Deoxyribose

65
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DNA nitrogenous bases

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Adenine - Thymine, Cytosine - Guanine

66
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RNA

A

SIngle stranded nucleic acid : passes along genetic messages : contains ribose

67
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RNA nitrogenous bases

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Adenine - Uracil, Cytosine - Guanine

68
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Polypeptide

A

long chain of amino acids that makes proteins

69
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polynucleotide

A

A polymer made up of many nucleotides covalently bonded together

70
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Plasma membrane is made up of

A

phosolipids, cholesterol, protein and carbohydrates

71
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Nucleotides

A

Basic units of DNA molecule, composed of a sugar, a phosphate, and one of 4 DNA bases

72
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Prokaryotic DNA

A

one single chromosome to attached cell membrane

73
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Phosolipids

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found in all cell membranes. have polar and nonpolar tail

74
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plasma membrane

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A phospholipid bilayer forming the boundary of the cells

75
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Protein in membranes

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Assist other molecules to move in and out of the membrane

76
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Membrane transport

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the movement of ions or molecules across the cell membrane

77
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Passive transport (diffusion)

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a process that requires no energy to move molecules down their concentration gradient (from high to low concentation)

78
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Active transport

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An energy-requiring process that moves material across the cell membrane against a concentration difference. (Facilitated transport)

79
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Osmosis and Diffusion

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two types of transport, moves water through semipermable membrane

80
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Endocytosis

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process in which cell takes material into the cell via infolding of the cell membrane

81
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Exocytosis

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process in which cells release large amounts of material

82
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Tonicity

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the ability of a solution to cause a cell to gain or lose water

83
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Isotonic

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when the concentration of two solutions is the same

84
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hypotonic

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having a lower concentration of solute than other solution, cell will swell and burst water

85
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hypertonic

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having a higher concentration of solute than other solution, cell can break (lysis)

86
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Plastids (chloroplast)

A

Used for storage and making food (photosynthesis)
Only in plant cells and contains the color pigment

87
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Passive transport happens as

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DIffusion through lipid layer and through protein channels

88
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Amyloplast

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unpigmented plastids that store startch grains. abundent in cells of stems

89
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Nucleus function

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the command center of the cell that contains genetic material and chromosomes

90
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Nucleus structure

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Bonded by double membrane and contains DNA

91
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Ribosomes

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used in protein assembly, free and membrane bound

92
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

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the region of ER that is studded with ribosomes and engages in protein modification

93
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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The region of ER that doesn’t have ribosomes attached to it, involved in synthesis and secretion of lipids

94
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Golgi appartus

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a system of membranes that modifies and packages proteins for export by the cell

95
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Vesicles

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small membrane sacs that specialize in moving products into, out of, and within the cell

96
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Lysomes

A

contains digestive enzymes, removes foreign material and waste from the cell

97
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Enzymes

A

break down macromolecules

98
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Mitochondria

A

organelle that is the site of ATP (energy) production, site of cellular respiration, has its own DNA, and contains ribosomes

99
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Cytoskeleton

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a network of fibers that hold the cell together, helps cells keep their shape, and aids in movement

100
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Cilia and Flagella

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used in cell structures for support and movement. Cilia moves back and forth, Flagella moves in a whip-like motion

101
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Mitosis

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part of eukaryotic cell division during which the cell nucleus divides and DNA distributes

102
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Sequence of Mitosis

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prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase + cytokinesis

103
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Mitosis passing on genes

A

before parent cell divides and duplicates its DNA (chromosomes), resulting in daughter cells that are genetically identical

104
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Karyotope

A

orderly arrangement of chromosomes

105
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Homologous chromosomes

A

matching pairs of chromosomes

106
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Diploid organisms

A

Humans are diploid organisms, with 23 pairs of chromosomes in each cell, or 46 chromosomes in total.

107
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Haploid organisms

A

our gamates (germ line cells) are haploid, only has one set of chromosomes

108
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Prophase in mitosis

A

Chromatin fibers condense

109
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Metaphase in mitosis

A

Chromosomes align on the metaphase plate

110
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Anaphase

A

separation of sister chromatids, movement of chromosomes towards opposite ends

111
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Telophase + Cytokinesis

A

formation of two daughter nuclei in the cell, end of mitosis and beginning of division of cytoplasm

112
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Meiosis

A

haploid daughter cells being produced in diploid organisms, main goal is 2 cell divisions and ends in 4

113
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Crossing over

A

homologous chromosomes exchange genetic info. Occurs in meiosis (prophase I) but not in
normal mitosis

114
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Interphase

A

What follows after Miosis 1 and Miosis 2, chromosome replication of two genetically identical chromosome sisters

115
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Key roles of meiosis

A

Preparation to fertilization, reduction of number of chromosome sets from diploid to haploid

116
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Sexual reproduction depends on

A

Meiosis: diploid + haploid stages
fertalization

117
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Prophase 1 (miosis)

A

takes about 90% of the time that mitosis takes, chromosomes begin to condense, crossing over, breakdown of nuclear envolope

118
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Metaphase 1

A

Pairs of homologous
chromosomes forming tetrads
aligning on the metaphase plate. attached to microtubules from one pole

119
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Anaphase 1

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Movement of chromosomes
towards opposite ends: homologous chromosomes (two sister chromatids) toward opposite pole

120
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Telophase + Cytokineses in miosis

A

Each half of the cell has a complete haploid set of chromosomes, still composed of two sister chromatids. occur
simultaneaously

121
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Prophase 2

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Formation of spindle apparatus. Beginning of chromosome
movement toward the metaphase II plate

122
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Metaphase 2

A

Chromosomes align on the
metaphase plate as in mitosis

123
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Anaphase 2

A

The centromeres of each
chromosome finally separate and sister chromatids come apart - toward opposite
poles

124
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Telophase 2 + Cytokinesis

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Chromosomes begin decondensing, Cytokinesis
produces 4 daughter cells, each
with a haploid set of chromosomes and are
genetically distinct

125
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Mitosis vs Meiosis

A

Meiosis reduces number of chromosome sets from
diploid to haploid
Mitosis conserves the number of chromosome set

126
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Sex differences in meiosis

A

Males: 4 sperm produced from each meiotic division; all viable.
* Female: one egg produced fromeach meiotic division; meiosis II is not complete until fertilization.

127
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Cell cycle regulation

A

control mechanisms that determine whether cells will divide, remain dormant, arrest, or undergo programmed cell death

128
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Accidents in meiosis

A

The members of a chromosome pair fail to separate or Gametes with an incorrect number of chromosomes are
produced.

129
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Examples of meiosis accidents

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Human Physiology (3 decks)

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