Organelles + Cells + Types of microscopes Flashcards

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What is the function of cell membrane?

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Separates the cell from external environment. Controls what enters and exits the cell (semi-permeable).

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Function of Nucleus?

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Controls all activities of the cell

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Appearance/location of nucleus?

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Dark and spherical. Central region of the cell

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Nuclear membrane function?

Location/appearance?

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Allows molecular materials (like mRNA) to pass between nucleoplasm and cytoplasm.
Surrounding nucleus. Very porous.

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Nucleolus function?

Appearance/location?

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Ribosomes are made in here.

A dense spherical mass in nucleus. Darkest structure in nucleus.

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Cell Wall function?

Appearance/location?

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Protects, supports cell membrane. Keeps rectangular shape of plant cell.
Surrounds cell membrane.

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Chromatin function?

Appearance/location?

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Genetic information that controls cell.
Found in nucleus. Chromatin - Thin, tangled wires containing DNA
Chromosomes - Condensed coiled up chromatin

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Cytoplasm (Function)

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Keeps organelles in place and gives the cell its shape. Helps the cell function properly.

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Lysosomes (Function)

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Digests excess or worn out organelles, food particles, and viruses or bacteria with the aid of enzymes

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Golgi body/ Apparatus (Function)

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Works with E.R by adding fat and sugar molecules which are packaged and sent out to different parts of the cell.

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Ribosomes (Function)

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Synthesizes protein (like enzymes and cell components) which are needed for chemical processes

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Vacuole (Function)

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Store food particles, waste, and water

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (sER)

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Transport system that allows chemicals to move throughout the cell.

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Zacharias Jansen (Contribution)

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Invented first compound microscope and telescope

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek (Contribution)

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Invented his own microscope
Father of microbiology
First to observe unicellular organisms (animalcules)

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Robert Hooke (Contribution)

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Observed cork under microscope

First used the term “cell” because pored reminded of cell rooms lived in by monks

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Matthias Schneider (Contribution)

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Discovered all plant tissue was made of cells

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Theodor Schwann (Contribution)

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Discovered all animals are made of cells

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Rudolf Virchow (Contribution)

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Concluded that cells come from pre-existing cells

20
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When was cell theory developed

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In mid 1800s

21
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3 main ideas of cell theory

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All organisms are made of cell(s)

Cell is basic unit of structure and organization in organisms

All cells come from pre-existing cells

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Simple light microscope

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Hand-held
Composed of single lens
Light from sun to illuminate substance

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Compound light microscope

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Made of two lens
Ocular (close to observers eye)
Objective (close to specimen)
Illuminated using electric lamp