Module 2 Cell Structure Exam Qs Flashcards
Which of the options, A to D, occurs in the nucleus of the cells 1 mark v
B, synthesis of RNA
Which of the following statements describes an organelle which is not membrane bound 1 mark
D, is made of rRNA and protein= ribosomes are not membrane bound
Which microscope X,Y,Z is a transmission microscope, x=x1500, 200nm, Y=x100,000, 20nm, X=x500,000, 1nm. 1 mark
Z, highest magnification
Which microscope X,Y,Z is a transmission microscope, x=x1500, 200nm, Y=x100,000, 20nm, X=x500,000, 1nm
Z, highest magnification
Explain how to measure the diameter of the nucleus of one of the white blood cells, when observing the cells through a light microscope. 4 marks
Use eyepiece graticule, measure diameter of nucleus in EPU, take repeat measurements and mean, calculate length of 1EPU using stage micrometer
What is image appearance of scanning/transmission and colour of scanning. 2 marks
Scanning=3D, black and white. Transmission=2D
A transmission electron microscope image of a white blood cell was studied. It was concluded that the cell had stopped dividing at G2 checkpoint. Suggest 2 observations that would have led to this conclusion. 2 marks
Larger number of organelles, more DNA
The rough endoplasmic reticulum is where translation of some proteins takes place in eukaryote cell. Explain the role of the membrane in the rough endoplasmic reticulum. 2 marks
Separating proteins, hold ribosomes in place
Give 2 structural features of mitochondria that support the endosymbiosis theory. 2 marks
Double membranes, contains 70s ribosomes
Explain why early eukaryotes were able to grow more quickly than cells that did not posses mitochondria. 3 marks
Respire aerobically, produce more ATP, needed for active transport
Give 2 improvements of staining sample. 2 marks
Use More than 1 stain, place cover slip at angle and make sure no bubbles
Name one type of extracellular protein secreted at secretory vesicle 1 mark
Enzyme
Suggest one stage during secretion of proteins that requires energy. 1 mark
Exocytosis, fusing vesicles to membrane