protoctists, bacteria and virus Flashcards
does a virus have a nucleus
no, but still have genetic material
does a virus have a cell wall
no
does bacteria have a cell wall
yes
does bacteria have a nucleus
no
does bacteria have cytoplasm
yes
do protoctists have a nucleus
yes
do prototists have chloroplasts
yes ( sometimes)
do fungi have cells walls
yes
do fungi have a nucleus
yes
draw a fungi cell
nucleus
mitochondria
cytoplasm
cell membrane
ribosome
cell wall (containing chitin)
draw a plant cell
cell membrane
nucleus
cytoplasm
mitochondria
ribosome
chloroplasts
cell wall
permanent vacuole
draw an animal cell
cell membrane
nucleus
cytoplasm
mitochondria
ribosome
draw a virus cell
- DNA or RNA
- protein coat
- envelope
draw a bacteria cell
- circular loop of DNA ( no nucleus)
- cell membrane
- ribosomes
- cell wall
- plasmid
- cytoplasm
draw a protoctist cell
- can have flagellum
- should have nucleus
- vacuole cytoplasm
- mitochondria
- ribosome
what are pathogens
organisms that cause disease
pathogens include :
- fungi
- protoctists
- bacteria
what do mitochondria do
site of aerobic respiration
what do plasmids do
small rings of DNA containing extra genes
what does the flagellum do
tails attached to bacteria that allow them to move
what do ribosomes do
where protein synthesis happens
what do chloroplasts do
have pigment called chlorophyll which absorbs light for photosynthesis
vacuole function
sack filled with sap to keep shape
cell wall function
structures it and protects it from being bashed into
cell membrane function
controls what goes in and out of the cell
nucleus function
holds the DNA which controls the activity of the cell
what is DNA and what does it do
genetic material which controls activity of cell