Tough Terms Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Microtubule

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-largest part of cytoskeleton
-resists compression
-highway of vesicles
-pulls chromosomes apart
-makes centrioles
-part of cilia and flagella
Made of tubulin dimers

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Nucleoid

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Chromosomal DNA in prokaryotic cells

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Pili

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Hair-like structures outside of prokaryotic cells

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Cell capsule

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Outer layer of prokaryotic cell

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Cell wall

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Middle layer of prokaryotic cell

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Cell membrane

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Inner layer of prokaryotic cell

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Nucleolus

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Makes ribosomes dark part of nucleus

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Nuclear envelope

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Encloses the nucleus has pores

Double membrane

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Chromosome

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Structure made of DNA

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Chromatin

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DNA with attached proteins

Makes chromosomes

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Nucleus

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Houses DNA

Helps make ribosomes and proteins

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum

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Modifies proteins and makes phospholipids

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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Makes carbs lipids and steroids
Detoxifies
Stores calcium ions

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Peroxisome

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Has peroxide
Oxidizes amino acids and fatty acids
Detoxifies poison

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Microfilament

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Cytoskeleton smallest component
Gives shape
Enables movement
Made of actin

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Centrosome

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Microtubule organizing Center animals

Two perpendicular centrioles that organizes microtubules

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Intermediate filaments

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Medium size filaments
Bear tension
Anchor organelles
Give shape

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Centrioles

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Tube made of nine triplets of microtubules

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Difference between animals and plants

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Animals have centrioles and lysosomes

Plants have cell walls chloroplasts and vacuoles

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Eukaryotic cells plasma membranes are embedded with

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Proteins

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Glycoprotein

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Protein plus carb

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Glycolipid

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Lipid plus carb

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Nucleus

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1 per cell
largest organelle
bigger than prokaryotic cells

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Parts of nucleus

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Endoplasmic reticulum
 nucleolus 
chromatin 
nuclear envelope
 nuclear pore
 nucleoplasm
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Nuclear envelope

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  • 2 layers
  • nuclear pores
  • separates transcription from translation
  • ribosomes
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Nuclear pores

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Connect nucleoplasm to cytoplasm
Regulate the flow of molecules back and forth
Many require a nuclear localization signal to pass through

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Nuclear pores

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Connect nucleoplasm to cytoplasm
Regulate the flow of molecules back and forth
Many require a nuclear localization signal to pass through

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Ribosomes

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-Direct protein synthesis
-bigger in eukaryotes
-have 2 subunits
Made of rRNA and proteins

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Plant cell wall

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-protector outside of plasma membrane

Made of cellulose

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Prokaryotic cell wall

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Made of peptidoglycan

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Xylem

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Plant vascular tissue that transports water and nutrients

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The hollow portion of the rough ER is called the lumen on the

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Cisternal space

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Cilia and flagella have a

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9+2 structure
9 doublets on outside
2 unfused on the inside
Spokes connect doublets to middle

Cilia are shorter and more numerous
Beating patterns differ

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Extracellular junctions

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Plant cell wall
Gives support
protects from infection
Has plasmodesmata

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Osmoregulation

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Keeping the osmotic pressure in an organism’s liquids constant