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Module 3 Flashcards

1
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This protozoan – a single giant cell – swims by means of the beating cilia that cover its surface.

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Paramecium

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This type of single-celled green algae is found all over the world – in soil, fresh water, oceans, and even in the snow at the top of mountains. The cell makes its food like plants do – via photosynthesis – and it pulls itself through the water using its paired flagella to do the breast stroke.

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Chlamydomonas

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3
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This yeast cell, used in baking bread, reproduces itself by a process called budding.

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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4
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This bacterium – a causative agent of stomach uclers – uses a handful of whiplike flagella to propel itself through the stomach lining.

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Helicobacter pylori

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5
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This is the term for maintaining a relatively constant environment

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Homeostasis

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6
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These provide the instructions for cell form, function, and complex behaviour

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Genes

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7
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This is what the cell wall of a prokaryotic cell is made up of

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Peptidoglycan

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8
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True or False? Prokaryotic cells are unicellular organisms with no membrane-bound organelles

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TRUE

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9
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How do prokaryotic cells reproduce and at what speed?

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Dividing into two; quickly

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10
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This what prokaryotic cells lack but eukaryotic cells have

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Complex compartmentalisation

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11
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This refers to how specialized membranes can be found inside prokaryotic cells

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Structure-Function Arrangement

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12
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Name some specialized membranes that can be found in prokaryotic cells

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  • Respiratory membranes (aerobic prokaryotes)
  • Thylakoid membranes (cynobacteria)
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13
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What are the two modes of reproduction for prokaryotic cell

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  • Binary Fission
  • Genetic recombination
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14
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What are some things found only in eukaryotic cells?

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  • Golgi Complex
  • Mitochondrion
  • Chloroplast
  • Endoplasmic rectum
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15
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What are some things found only in plant cells?

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18
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What is the most prominent organellethat contains DNA?

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Nucleus
(it is enclosed in a nuclear envelope)

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19
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What generates chemical energy
which fuels the cell,
and is considered the most conspicuous organelles in the cytoplasm

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Mitochondria

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20
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Large, green organelles found in the cells of plants and algae

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Chloroplast

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21
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This is what the chloroplast carries out

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Photosynthesis

22
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Chloroplasts possess internal stacks of membranes that contain this

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Chlorophyll

23
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This is the site where most cell products destined for export are produced

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Endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

24
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What are the two types of ER? One is covered with ribosomes and the other lacks ribosomes and produces lipids and steroids

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(respectively)
- Rough ER
- Smooth ER

25
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These are stacks of flattened sacs which modify and package molecules in the
ER that are destined to be secreted or transported

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Golgi Apparatus

26
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These are organelles where
intracellular digestion occurs;
this is also where materials are
constantly being broken down
and remade

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Lysosomes

27
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These are vesicles that
provide a safe environment for
reactions in which hydrogen
peroxide is used to inactivate
toxic molecules

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Peroxisomes

28
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True or False? Protists are organisms that aren’t plants, animals, or fungi

A

True

29
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True or False? Protists are purely unicellular

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False; there are colonial and multi-cellular species

30
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What are the different modes of nutrition for protists?

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  • Heterotrophy
  • Photoautotrophy
  • Mixotrophy
31
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What are the 5 supergroups of protists? And where did they arise from?

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  • Excavata
  • Chromalveolata
  • Rhizaria
  • Archaeplastida
  • Unikonta

They arose from endosymbiosis

32
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What separates the different supergroups?

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Locomotion / mode of movement

33
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In Excavata, what is the Mitochondria modified into?

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Mitosomes or hydrogenosomes

34
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What does chromalveolata include?

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  • Alveolates
  • Stramenopiles
35
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These possess membrane-bound sacs, which may help in cell homeostasis

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Alveolates

36
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There are characterized by the hairlike projections on their flagella

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Stramenopiles

37
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What protists’ main mode of locomotion is via one or more flagella

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Chromalveolata

38
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What protists’ main mode of locomotion is via pseudopodia

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Rhizaria

39
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Rhizaria can be split into two, namely:

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  • Forameniferans (helps make photosynthesis more efficient, since it confines it to one body)
  • Radiolarians
40
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What is the 4th protist supergroup

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Archaeplastida

41
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What are the algaes that possess the following:
1) Chlorophyll a and b
2) Chlorophyll a and d

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1) Green
2) Red

42
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What are Green algae cell walls made of

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Cellulose

43
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What do Green algae cell walls do

A

Store photosynthetic products as starch

44
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What are Red algae cell walls made of

A

Carrageenan

45
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What do Red algae cell walls do

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Store food as Floridean starch

46
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Where is Carrageenan obtained from

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An edible species of red seaweed

47
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The presence of this compound contributes to the creation of jelly-like substances

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Carrageenan

48
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What protists are closely related to fungi and animals

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Unikonta

Split into:
- Amoebozoans
- Opisthokonts

49
Q

Which Unikonta is more related to fungi

A

Opisthokonts

50
Q

This contains gameds, which are the sex cells of the plants

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Gametangia

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Biodiversity (6 decks)

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