parts of the cell notes pt. 1 Flashcards

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what does the cell membrane do?

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functions in movement of materials in and out of the cell

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what is the fluid mosaic model made out of?

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side by side phospholipids arranged in a bilayer

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what is in the solid part (the mosaic) of the model?

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a variety of proteins which are partially or wholly embedded in the bilayer

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4
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each phospholipid has what?

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two fatty acid tails, and a phosphate head

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5
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what has cell walls?

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plants and bacteria

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6
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what is the cell wall made out of?

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cellulose (a polysaccharide)

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7
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what does the cell wall do?

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provides structural support

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8
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what is the nucleus?

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a large, centrally located organelle

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9
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what is the nucleus surrounded by?

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the nuclear envelope

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10
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what is the nuclear envelope?

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it is a double membrane, with pores for molecules to enter and exit.

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12
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where is DNA located in a eukaryotic cell?

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the nucleus

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13
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what is DNA attached to?

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histones (wounded into coils with DNA)

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14
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the combination of DNA and histone proteins are known as what?

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chromatin

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15
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what are the chromosomes function?

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to package DNA during cell division, and control protein + lipid synthesis (ie. making of proteins)

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16
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what is the nucleus envelope a continuation of?

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endoplasmic reticulum

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what is the function of the nucleus ?

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determines the metabolism, growth rate, shape, function of the cell and cell reproduction.

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18
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how is mRNA passed to the cytoplasm?

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through the pores of the envelope

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19
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where is the nucleoli?

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within the nucleus

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20
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the nucleoli stains ____?

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dark

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21
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what does the nucleoli do?

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it synthesizes and stores the two subunits of ribosomes ribonucleic acid (rRNA)

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22
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what is the Endoplasmic Reticulum? (ER)

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they are membranous tubular canals, which branch throughout the cytoplasm within the cell.

23
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if ribosomes are ATTACHED to the ER, it is called what?

24
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what does the rough ER do?

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protein synthesis

25
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if NO ribosomes are attached, what is it called?

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what does the smooth ER do?
synthesis of lipids
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what two main components are synthesized in the smooth ER?
phospholipids and cholesterol
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what does the ER membranes provide?
an increase in surface are due to the numerous folds, where chemical reactions can occur.
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what do the channels of the reticulum provide?
strange sites, for products synthesized by the cell and transportation routes.
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what’s another function for the reticulum?
it is the cells membrane factory
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what must proteins pass through before they are ready to perform their functions?
the golgi apparatus
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what do ribosomes consist of?
rRNA and protein
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each ribosome is made of two what?
non-identical subunits (large and small)
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where is rRNA produced?
the nucleolus
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where do rRNA migrate to?
once joined with proteins, they pass through the nuclear pore to the cytoplasm.
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what are ribosomes used for?
for protein synthesis
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what are polysomes
they are free-floating structures within the cytoplasm
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what do polysomes produce?
proteins, which are used for within the cell
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what is a golgi apparatus?
stacks of flattened, hollow cavities enclosed by membranes
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where is the golgi apparatus located?
near the nucleus and ER
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a stack of half-dozen or more golgi apparatus’ is called a what?
saccules
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what does each sac contain in the GA?
enzymes
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what does the golgi apparatus do?
modifying, packaging, secreting, transporting, and labeling of substances
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what happens within the golgi apparatus?
proteins are sorted out, labeled, and packaged into vesicles.
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where do vesicles go?
transported where needed within the cell, or moved to cell membrane for external use by exocytosis
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what is a vesicle?
a small vacuole
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how are vesicles and vacuoles formed?
pinching off the endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus, or pinching off the cell membrane
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what are vacuoles’ function?
for storage and transportation of materials (enzymes, proteins, hormones)
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what vesicles take products out of the cell?
secretory vesicles
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how many central vacuoles do plants have?
one
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the plant cells’ vacuole functions in:
water storage nutrient storage waste storage
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what is turgor pressure?
cell support, when filled the plant cells stay rigid