Unit 1.1- 1.2 Flashcards

1
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describe the behavior of the surface area to volume ratio

A

as the size of the cell increases, the surface area to volume ratio decreases. This is not what we want. The surface area, relative to the volume, should be larger because there should be more membrane compares to internal space. A large volume would make diffusion inefficient.

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2
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what are the functions of life?

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  • nutrition
  • growth
  • response
  • excretion
  • metabolism
  • homeostasis
  • reproduction
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3
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the more small the cell, the more ____

A

efficient

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4
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electron microscopes use

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electrons; dead specimens

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5
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light microscopes use

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light, live specimens

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6
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actual size =

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measured length/magnification

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7
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magnification =

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measured length / actual length

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8
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width =

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measured length of width/actual length (of width)

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9
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cell theory

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  1. all living things are made up of cells
  2. all cells come from previously existing cells
  3. cells are the smallest unit of life
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10
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prokaryotes’ characteristics

A
  • no nucleus
  • naked dna
  • divide via binary fission
  • plasma membrane inside cell wall
  • pili
  • flagella
  • fimbrae
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11
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binary fission

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  • doesn’t require a mate
    bacteria doubles dna, expands, and splits
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12
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conjugation

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the process by which prokaryotes exchange plasmid dna

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13
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endosymbiotic theory

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batteria that was very good at cellular respiration and bacteria that was very good at being autotrophic are injected and absorbed by large bacteria

other bacteria doesn’t digest, but keeps for use

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14
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evidence of endosymbiotic theory

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mitochondria susceptible to antibiotics

seprate dna

prokaryote sized ribosomes (70s)

organelles have double membranes

divison occurs in a fission like process

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15
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eukaryotes

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have nucleus

have membrane bound organelles

have histone bound dna (not naked)

have mitochondria

80s ribosomes

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16
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Animal cells

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no cell wall

no chloroplasts

small (if any) vacuole

centrioles

17
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Golgi apparatus

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sort proteins by chemically tagging to go to the right place

18
Q

nucleus

A

hold DNA with chromatin
has pores for dna to leave for translation
nucleolus makes ribosomes

19
Q

rough er

A

makes membrane proteins that will leave the cell

makes proteins/ phospholipids that make it’s own membrane

synthesizes proteins and glycoproteins

20
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smooth er

A

no ribosomes

metabolizes carbs

detoxifies drugs and potions

sores calcium

21
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lysosome

A

contains hydrolytic enzymes for digestion of cell (apoptosis via macro-having), digest molecules, damaged organelles

22
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endomembrane system

A

smooth er, rough er, Golgi

23
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mitochondria

A

cellular respiration

24
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vacuoles

A

water/nutrition storage, structure - for plants (molecules, pigments, poisons)

contractile vacuoles in protists (eukaryotic but not plant animal or fungus; ex: algae)

25
Q

plat cell

A

cell wall - cellulose (not

central vacuole

carbs stored as glycogen (not strach)

no centrioles

chloroplasts

26
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object size =

A

size fov/# objects that fit across (left right or up or down)

27
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number of cells to cover surface area =

A

diameter (fov/2)^2 x pi/area of each cell

28
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totipotent

A

Can differentiate into any type of cell.

29
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plurpotent

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Can differentiate into many
types of cell.

30
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multipotent

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Can differentiate into a few closely-related types of cell.

31
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unipotent

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Can regenerate but can only differentiate into their associated cell type