UNit 2 quiz 1 Flashcards
cell theory
1.all things are composed of one or more cells
2.the cell is the simplest unit that can carry out a life process
3.all cells reproduce from other cells
prokaryote
smaller than eukaryotes and do not have a nucleus
eukaryotes
much larger and more complex, do have a nucleus
organelles
parts of a cell, each organelle has a sepcific function
what does a plant cell have that an animal cell does not
cell wall and chloroplast
cytoplasm
holds things until needed
cell membrane
supports the cell and allows things to pass through or not
nucleus
contains genetic information and controll cell activity
mitochondria
power house of the cell, repsonsible for creating and storing energy, responsible for celluar respiration
endoplasmic reticulum
transport materials and helps with thr production and release of hormones
golgi bodys
collect and process materials to be removed from the cell
cell wall
provides support and protection
chloroplast
obsorbes sunlight for photosynthesis
asexual reproduction
involves 1 parent and occurs in single cell organisms. offspring is an exact genitic copy of parent
sexual reproduction
involves 2 parents and occurs in multi-celluar organisms. offspring is a mix of both parents
plant in animla cells need what to live
-energy
-water
-nutrients
-water
-gases
diffusion
moving of particles from high to low concentration
osmosis
moving of water particles from high to low concentration
3 phases of cell divsion
interphase, mitosis and cytokinesis
interphase
cell grows and prepares to divide
mitosis
consists of 4 phases.
prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telephase
prophase
first stage of mitoses, dna stands become compact and chromosones have2 identicle strands held together by a centromere
metaphase
second phase of mitosis, chromosones line up in the middle of cell, spindle fibers atatch to sister chromatids at centromere
anaphase
third phase of mitosis, centomere splits and sister chromatids separate. dauhter chromasones move to seperate sides of cell
telephase
last phase of mitosis, daughter chromosones arrive at seperate ends, then strech out and become thin, spindle fibers break down
cytokinesis
last stage of cell division, cytoplasm divides, cell membrane seperates
cancer
a change in DNA when cells dont stay in interphase for the right amount of time.
tumours
uncontrolled growth of cells
benign
cells of the tumour stay together and have no serious effect
malignant
mass of cells that interfere with neigboring cells and tissue
metastisis
when cancer cells break away and travel to a new part of the body
mutations
rnaodm changes in DNA
carcinogen
environmental causes of cancer
heriditary
some cancers can be genitic
specialized cells
cells that have a physical and chemical difference that allow them to perform a specific function
examples of specialized cells
muscle cells, red blood cells, bone cells, nerve cells
organ system
one or more organs working together to perform
organ
2 or more types of tissue working together to perform
tissue
collection of similar cells that perfomr a particular but limited function