The Living Cell Flashcards

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What Are The Three Parts of The Cell Theory?

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  1. All Living Things Are Made of Cells
  2. Cells are the basic unit of life
  3. All cells come from other cells
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What are the two types of Cells?

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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes

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Prokaryotes are single or multi-celled?

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Single

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4
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Do Prokaryotes have Nucleuses?

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No

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5
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Can Eukaryotes be single-celled?

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Yes

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What makes Eukaryotes different from Prokaryotes?

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Eukaryotes have a nucleus

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7
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What did Lynn Margulis propose?

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A concept called Endosymbiosis

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What is Endosymbiosis?

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It is a theory by Margulis that says that organelles within a cell were once capable of living alone by themselves

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What is the job of the Nucleus?

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It is the control center of the cell

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What does the Nucleus consist of?

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Chromatin (blocks that make up Chromosomes), and the Nucleolus

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What is the barrier of the Nucleus called?

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The Nuclear Envelope

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What is the job of the Chromatin?

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To make chromosomes; also contains DNA

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What is the job of the Nucleolus?

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It makes ribosome components

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What is the job of the Nuclear Envelope?

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It’s job is to encase the Nucleus

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What is the job of the Cytoplasm?

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It is a place where cell metabolism takes place

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What are the components of the cytoskeleton?

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The Microtubules, Microfilaments, and Intermediate Filaments

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What is the job of the Microtubule?

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It gives structure to the cell; forms roads for organelles to move along

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What is the job of the Microfilaments?

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Changes the cell shape; acts like contraction; helpful for moving the entire cell body

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What is the job of the Intermediate Filament?

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It is the spider-web of the cell; holds everything together

20
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What is the job of a Vesicle?

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To act as a short term storage sack

21
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What is the job of the Mitochondria?

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It enables cellular respiration; powerhouse of cell

22
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What is the job of a Free Ribosome?

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It helps make proteins for use inside the cell

23
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What is the job of the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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To produce proteins for use outside the cell

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What is the job of the Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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To make Lipids

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What is the job of the Golgi?
To package, sort, and distribute Proteins
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What is the job of a Lysosome?
To break down used cell parts
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What is the job of a Vacuole?
To store food, water, and waste
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What is the job of a Peroxisome?
To break down toxins, and to convert fats into carbohydrates
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What is the job of a Centriole?
To be used in Cell Division
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What is a Centriole made of?
Microtubules
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What is the job of a Cell Wall?
To give structure to a plant cell
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Do animal cells have cell walls?
No, only plant cells do
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What is the job of a Chloroplast?
To do photosynthesis (make food) for a plant cell
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What is the role of Cilia and Flagella?
To move the cell around; Cilia is hair, Flagella is tail
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Do Plants have Centrioles?
No
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T or F: The Cell Membrane is Actively Permeable
F, it is Selectively Permeable
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What is a Peripheral Protein?
Protein on the surface of phospholipid bilayer
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What is an Integral Protein?
Protein inside the phospholipid bilayer
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What are the 5 types of Integral Proteins?
Transport Protein, Receptor Protein, Cell Marker Protein, Enzymes, and Cytoskeleton Helper
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What are the two types of Transport Proteins?
Channel and Carrier
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How does a Receptor Protein work?
Receptor fits signal molecule, triggering response
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What are the two types of Receptor Proteins?
Intracellular and Membrane Receptor
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What is the difference between Intracellular and Membrane Receptor?
Intracellular --> Go inside cell for delivery Membrane --> Deliver message at membrane
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What is the job of a Cell Surface Marker?
To act as a name tag; also has carbohydrate attached
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What is the job of a Cytoskeleton Helper?
To act as attaching points for the cytoskeleton
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Carbohydrate + Protein =
Glycoprotein
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Carbohydrate + Lipid =
Glycolipid