Test #1 Flashcards
Nucleus
Organelle which contains DNA
Chromatin
The “working form” of DNA
Nuclear Envelope
Membrane that separates nuclear contents from cytoplasm
Nucleolus
where ribosomes are made
RER
membranes that ribosomes use as a platform for proteins
SER
(no ribosomes) synthesizing lipids
Vesicles
Storage or transport of molecules
Golgi Body
Products to be secreted
Mitochondria
Transforms energy from food molecules that the cell can use
Lysosomes
Contains digestive enzymes
Peroxisosomes
break down hydrogen peroxide and other toxins
chloroplasts
contains enzymes for photosynthesis
cytoskeleton
framework for the cell
centrioles
organizes microtubules in cell division
cilla
hair like particles
flagella
tail like, helps with movement
List the following in order on paper: Atom, Organelle, Tissue, Molecule, Cell
Atom, Molecule, Organelle, Cell, Tissue
What is Homeostasis?
a state of equilibrium achieved by self-regulation processes in the body
Independent Variable
Not changed by the other variables
Dependent Variable
Something that depends on other factors
What is the difference between studies and science studies?
Science has to test and prove theories, and regularly “corrects itself”.
Matter
Something that takes up space
Volume
the amount of space it takes up
mass
the amount of matter something has
weight
measure of the force gravity has on something
atom
smallest unit of matter
element
matter that consists of only one type of atom
isotopes
isotopes atoms of an element that have a different # of neutron
Compound
matter consisting of 2 or more elements
Molecule
smallest unit of compound
Ion
an atom or molecule with an electrical charge
molecular form
letters and numbers to describe the atoms in a molecule
chemical form
describes the rearrangement of atoms during a chemical reaction
PH of Below 7 is
Acid
PH of above 7 is
Base
PH of 7 is
Buffer
Building blocks are amino acids
protein
Provides quick energy
Carbohydrates
Glucose is an example
Carbohydrates
Mostly non-polar hydrophobic molecules
Lipid
Function as Hormones, Enzymes, antibodies
Lipid
contain peptide bonds
Protein
Provide the instructions for building proteins
Nucleic Acids
Cholesterol is an example
Lipid
Polysaccharide is an example
Carbohydrates
Building blocks are monosaccharides
lipids
building blocks are nucleotides
nucleic acids
includes DNA, RNA, ATP
Nucleic Acids
Cells come from
Existing cells
Common features of all cells
DNA, RNA, Ribsomes, Proteins, Cytoplasm , Cell membrane
Cell Domains
Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya
Prokaryotic Cells
Bacteria & Archaea
Eukaryotic Cell
Eukarya
These cells are very tiny, 1-5 micro meters
Bacteria & Archaea
Biggest Cells
Eukarya
Location of DNA : Nucleiod
Bacteria, Archaea
Location of DNA : Nucleus
Eukarya
Cell wall is present
Bacteria, Archaea, Plant/Fungi Eukarya
Cell well is absent
Animal Eukarya
3 Functions of the Cell Membrane?
Outer Boundary of the cell
Gateway of the cell
receives messages from the outside
4 Components of Cell membrane
Phospholipid Bilayer, Proteins, Steroids, Sugars
Channel Proteins
have tunnels in the 3D shape to move water & solutes
Carrier Proteins
Have binding site for solute
Enzyme proteins
catalyze biochemical reactions
Recognition Proteins
act as chemical flags that are recognized by immune system
adhesion proteins
allow cells to stick together
Receptor proteins
receive signal molecules
Tight junction
create a barrier
anchoring junction
firmly attach cells together
gap junction
allow chemical communication between cells
plasmodesmata
channel proteins that allow chemical communications between cells (plant cells)