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What are the three methods a cell can use to eliminate a substance?

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Excretion, egestion, secretion.

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What are the 3 functions cells must perform?

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Absorption, Digestion, Excretion.

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What are 2 main funtions cells need to exist?

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Homeostasis, and reproduction?

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What are the 2 lesser functions cells need to exist?

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Movement and irratability.

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What is cytology?

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The study of cells.

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What organelles are in an animal cell?

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Secretion vesicle, centrioles, Golgi Body, Plasma membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes, smooth ER, rough ER, nucleus (chromatin, nucleolus), vacuole, mitochondrian, lysosome.

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What organelles are in a plant cell?

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Plasma membrane, cell wall, mitochondrian, chloroplast, central vacuole, leucoplast, Golgi Body, vacuole, rough ER, nucleus (chromatin, nucleolus), smooth ER, ribosomes, cytoplasm.

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What organelles do plant cells and animal cells have in common?

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Plasma membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes, smooth ER, rough ER, nucleus (chromatin, nucleolus), vacuole, Golgi body.

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What organelles are specific to animal cells?

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Lysosomes, and centrioles.

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What kingdom’s cells have cell walls?

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Plant and bacteria cells.

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What organelles are specific to plant cells?

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Cell wall, chloroplasts, leucoplasts, and the central vacuole.

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What are cell walls made of?

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Cellulose and pectin.

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What are pores in cell walls used for?

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Nutrition and waste product secretion.

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Name two special characteristics relating to cell walls found in some cells.

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Secondary cell walls, and middle lamella.

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What is the middle lamella?

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The thin film between the cell walls of adjacent plant cells.

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Which kingdom’s cells have plasma membrane?

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Animal and plant cells.

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What is the outermost layer in animal cells?

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The plasma membrane.

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Are cell walls solid or semipermeable?

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Semipermeable.

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What is cytoplasm?

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Jelly-like fluid inside the cell in which the organelles are suspended.

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What is cytoplasmic streaming?

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The motion of cytoplasm in a cell that results in a coordinated movement of the cells’s content.

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What are mitochondria, and what are they responsible for?

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They are the powerhouse of the cell and are responsible for reproduction.

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What are the two main functions of the lysosome?

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They are responsible for hydrolysis reactions that break down proteins, polysaccharides, disaccharides, and some lipids, AND they are the cleaning crew, breaking down old worn out organelles.

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What do ribosomes do?

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They are responsible for protein synthesis (biosynthesis.)

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What does the endoplasmic reticulum do?

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It runs throughout the cytoplasm to maintain the cell’s shape, and it aids in the transport of complex molecules.

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What does the rough ER specialize in?

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Protein synthesis.

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What does the smooth ER specialize in?

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It makes lipids, and inactivates harmful byproducts of digestion and respiration and sends them to the plasmd membrane to be ejected.

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What are the two main type of plastids, and what do they do?

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Leucoplasts, which store starches, and Chromoplasts, which are used in photosynthesis.

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What are chloroplasts, and what are they filled with?

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A catalyst for photosynthesis, which is filled with stroma; a fluid inside chloroplasts where photosynthesis takes place.

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What does the central vacuole do?

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It contains a high concentration of solutes, causing water to flow in through osmosis, the turgor pressure keeping the cell rigid.

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What are the three types of vacuoles, and what do they do?

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Central- keeps cell rigid by holding water
Waste- waste products of digestion (nontoxic)
Phagocytic- food substance too large

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What are vesicles?

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Small vacuoles.

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What does a pinocytic vesicle do?

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It is formed at the plasma membrane to allow the absorption of large molecules.

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What does a secretion vesicle do?

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It holds secretion products to be transported to plasma membrane and released.

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Golgi Bodies- what do they look like, what do they do, and what are they called?

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They look like flattened interconnected pancakes, they store and change proteins and lipids into whatever the cell needs, they’re a sort of “mailing service.”

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What do centrioles do?

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They form flagella or cilia in cells with microtubules, and help with asexual reproduction.

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What is the nuclear membrane?

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A highly porous membrane that separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm.

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What are chromatin?

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Clusters of DNA, RNA, and proteins.

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What does the nucleolus do?

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It makes RNA.

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Is there another place where DNA is stored? What type of proteins does it make?

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DNA is also stored in the mitochondrian. It’s mainly for producing proteins for respiration.