Topic 2 (cell structure) Flashcards

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1
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The components of an animal cell (8)

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1)Mitochondria
2)Rough endoplasmic reticulum
3)nucleus
4)smooth endoplasmic reticulum
5)Golgi apparatus
6)Centrioles
7)Cell membrane
8)Cytoplasm

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2
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The structure of mitochondria (4)

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1)Double membrane
2)Inner membrane folds into cristae
3)Membrane encloses matrix
4)Contains 70s ribosome

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3
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The structure of RER (2)

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1)Contains cristernae (flatterened sacs)
2)Has ribosome

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4
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The structure of nucleus (2)

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1)Nuclear membrane
2)Nucleolus

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5
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The type of nuclear membrane

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Double membrane

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6
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The function of nucleolus

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production of rRNA

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7
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The structure of SER

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Membranes folds into Cristernae

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8
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Function of SER

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Steriods and lipid synthesis

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9
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The structure of golgi apparatus (3)

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1)Cisternae (curved, flatterned sacs)
2)Associated vesicles
3)Double membrane

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10
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Property of vesicles

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Contain digestive enzymes

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11
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The structure of centrioles 92)

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1)Cylindrical
2)Made up of microtubules

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12
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Structure of plasma membrane (4)

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1)Phospholipid bilayer (heads facing outward and tails facing inward)
2)Membrane protein
3)Glycoprotein
4)Cholesterol

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13
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What type of lipid is a phospholipid molecule

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Triglyceride

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14
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The structure of one phospholipid molecule (3)

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1)Glycerol
2)phosphate
3)2 fatty acids

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15
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Why is the plasma membrane known as fluid mosaic model? (2)

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1)Fluid: Phospholipid move about by diffusion within their monolayer
2)Mosaic: Not all membrane proteins are fixed

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16
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What are the two types of bulk movements (2)

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1)Exocytosis
2)Endocytosis

17
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The type of molecules that pass directly across the phospholipid bilayer (2)

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1)Hydrophobic substances
2)Small hydrophilic substances

18
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The type of molecules that pass through the plasma membrane via channel protein via facilliated diffusion

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Polar substances

19
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The type of molecules that pass through the carrier protein via active transport using energy from respiration

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Ions

20
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Definition of hypotonic solution (2)

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1)Higher water potential inside
2)Lower solute potential inside

21
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Definition of hypertonic solution (2)

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1)Higher water potential outside
2)Lower water potential outside

22
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Definition of isotonic solution (2)

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1)Same water potential
2)Same solute potential

23
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Factors affecting membrane fluidity (3)

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1)The type of fatty acid tails
2)Cholesterol
3)Temperature

24
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The two types of fatty acid tails (2)

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1)Saturated
2)Unsaturated

25
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How does the type of fatty acid tails affect membrane fluidity (2)

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1)Unsaturated tails have more chinks due to double bond
2)More permeable

26
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The structure of cholesterol (2)

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1)A hydrophilic part
2)A hydrophobic part

27
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How does cholesterol affect membrane fluidity (2)

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1)High temperature: Hold on to fatty acid tails thus immobolise them which decreases fluidity
2)Low temperature: Creates gap which increases fluidity

28
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How does temperature affect membrane fluidity

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1)High temperature: Proteins and phospholipid vibrates which creates gap and increase fluidity
2)Low temperature: Proteins and phospholipid closely packed, less gap and decreases fluidity

29
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The component of plant cell (11)

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1)Mitochondria
2)RER
3)Nucleus
4)Golgi apparatus
5)Plasma membrane
6)Cell membrane
7)SER
8)Cell wall
9)Vacoule
10)Tonoplast
11)Cytoplasm

30
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The structure of choloroplast (4)

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1)Encloses stroma
2)Double membrane
3)Grana (stacks of thylakoid membrane)
4)70s ribosome

31
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The structure of cell wall (3)

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1)Made up of microbills held
2)Held by hydrogen bond
3)Each microbills made up of cellulose

32
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What holds adjacent cell wall

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Middle lamellae

33
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What is middle lamellae made of (2)

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1)Magnesium (requires mg ions)
2)Calcium pectate (requires calcium ions)

34
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Why is the cell wall fully permeable

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Contains plasmodesmata (cytoplasmic gaps within the cell wall)

35
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What is the function of tonoplast

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The membrane that separates the cytoplasm from the vacoule