The Cell - Chapter 4 - College Biology Flashcards

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3 aspects of cell theory

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cells are the basic unit of life
all living organisms are made of cells
cells come from cells

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2
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why are cells small?

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easier to transport
takes longer for things to diffuse in and out of the cell is large

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3
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what do all cells have? (4)

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Plasma membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes, and DNA

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4
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cell wall of prokaryotes made out of?

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peptidoglycan

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5
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What does ER produce?

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lipids

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6
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what helps cell move?

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flagella or cilia

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7
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what allows things to come in and out of cell?

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plasma membrane

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stuff in cell that is semi fluid

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cytoplasm

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9
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what makes ribosomes?

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nucleuiods

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10
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what makes ATP?

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mitochondria

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explain endosymbiotic theory

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Cholorplasts and mitochondria were their own thing, bigger cell comes and fuse them together them.

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12
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inside the mitochondrira, what are the folds called?

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citrae, more folds mean more surface area and ATP

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13
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what is in a plant cell that isn’t in an animal cell?

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chloroplast, cell wall, large central vacuole

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14
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junction in plant cells called?

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plasmodesmata, helps with communication between cells

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15
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3 junctions in animal cells

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tight junctions, (keeps water from leaking out, hydrated)
gap junctions (communication) and desmosodes (anchors the cells together)

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16
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advantages of small cell? big cell?

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1) easier for substances to get through plasma membrane
2) more effecient processes

17
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what do scientists use to distinguish individual components cells?

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special stains

18
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peripheral membrane protein were synthesized in the lumen of ER, would it end up on the inside or outside

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outside, vesicle passes Golgi and fuses with the plasma membrane

19
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prokaryote and example

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single celled organisms (E.coli)

20
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eukaryote and example

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multicellular organisms (animals)

21
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what part of bacterial cell do you think antibiotics target?

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cell wall, contains pepticloglycan

22
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why are all microbes not harmful?

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some help digest food and absorb nutrientspe

23
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peroxiomes got their name because H202 is

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produced during their oxidation reactions

24
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process which cell engulfs foreign particle

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phagocytosis

25
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the greatest concentration of smooth ER

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a cell that makes steriods hormones

26
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is the nuclear membrane part of the endomembrane system

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yes, functions in distinct domains of ER

27
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3 features both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have in common

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ribosomes, cell size, and cell arrangement

28
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2 ways prokaryotes and eukaryotes are different

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stuctural and molecule variation

29
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main functions of cellular matrix

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helps cells to attach, communicate with nearby cells

30
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in what other cells of the body would you find ribosomes in great abundance?

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cells in the pancreas, secreat enzymes needed for digestion

31
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what is the flagella and cilia used for?

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flagella - move entire cell
cilia - move water/substances relative to the cell

32
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why is the plasma membrane a bi-layer instead of a mono layer?

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if monolayer, hydrophobic tails of phospholipids in direct contact with inside of cell