Unit Test- cells Flashcards

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1
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What is the order of the seven levels of organization?

A

atoms, molecules, cells, tissue, organs, organ systems, organism, population, community, ecosystem.

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2
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what are 5 parts of a cell and compare it to a factory?

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mitochondrion (electricians), vacuole (storage room), nucleus (manager), cell wall (the walls of the factory), cytoplasm (the inside of the factory)

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3
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What does DNA stand for?

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deoxyribo nucleic acid

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4
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what are transport proteins?

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they move materials across the bilayer

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5
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what are cell surface markers?

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it identifies the cell type (label)

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6
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what are receptor proteins?

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recognize and bind to substances outside the cell

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7
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what do enzymes do?

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assist and facilitate chemical reactions inside the cell.

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8
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what is the cell membrane?

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separates cell from outer environment, (gate keeper of cell)

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9
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the head of a phospholipid is…?

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polar (attracted to water)

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10
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the tail of a phospholipid is….?

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non polar (repelled by water)

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11
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what is a passive transport?

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a transport that requires no energy

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12
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what is simple difusion?

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when molecules move down the concentration gradient through the phospholipid bilayer

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13
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what is facilitated diffusion?

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allows larger or polar molecules to move across the membrane

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14
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what are channel proteins?

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pores or tunnels open for passage

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15
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what are carrier proteins?

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proteins change shape to move across the membrane

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16
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active transport?

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requires energy to move across membrane

17
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pumps?

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carrier proteins that require energy

18
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vesicles?

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move large substances in and out of cell

19
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what is osmosis?

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facilitated diffusion of free water molecules

20
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what happens in Osmosis?

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when free water molecules move down the concentration gradient and find space with a lower concentration of water.

21
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what is hypotonic?

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when there is a low solute concentration outside the cell

22
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hypertonic?

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a very high solute concentration outside the cell, more water inside

23
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isotonic?

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equal amount of solute and water

24
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what happens to cells in hypo, hyper, and iso

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hypo=bloated and full, for plants a very large vacuole
hyper=shrink and shrivel, plants vacuole is small
iso=healthy

25
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what are the steps in Mitosis?

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G2 or interphase, prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, and cytokinesis

26
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what happens in prophase?

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spindle fibers appear and chromosomes condense

27
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what happens in prometaphase?

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spindles attach to chromosomes and chromosomes condense

28
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what happens in metaphase?

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chromosomes align at the metaphase plate at the center of the cell

29
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what happens in anaphase?

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centromeres divide and sister chromatids move to opposite poles

30
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what happens in telophase?

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nuclear membrane reform, chromosomes decondense, and spindles disappear

31
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cytokinesis?

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cytoplasm divides and parent cell become two daughter cells with identical genetic info

32
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what is mitosis?

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the process of a mother cell dividing into two identical daughter cells through series of steps making the two new cell identical.

33
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where is the first checkpoint in the cell cycle?

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G1 checkpoint in cell growth

34
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where is the 2nd checkpoint? 3rd?

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G2 checkpoint, and then the spindle checkpoint.