Unity and diversity: Cells Flashcards

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Nucleus

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The nucleus has a double membrane with pores in it. It has chromosomes made up of DNA coiled around histome proteins. Uncoiled chromosomes are spread around the nucleus.

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Rough Endoplasmic reticulum

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It consists of flattened membrane sacs (cisternae). Ribsomes are attached to the outside of the cisternae. It’s functions is for protein synthesis for secreation from the cell. The proteins are carried from the ribosomes to the cisternae and them is carried off my the vesticles to the Golgi

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Smooth Endoplasmic reticulum

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Made of a network of tubular membrane. It is used to synthesis lipids, phospholipids and steroids. Some store calcium ions in relaxed mucles

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Golgi apperatus

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Consists of cisternae, which are short, have no ribosomes, and many vesticles. It processes proteins from the rER

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Lysomes

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They are spherical and single membraned. They are formed from the golgi vesticles. they contain digestive enzymes which are used to break down organelles

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Mitchondrion

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It has a double membrane, the inner one is invagnated to form cisternae. the fluid inside is called matrix. they digest fat and produce atp

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Free ribosomes

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No membrane. They synthesis proteins and are constructed in the nucleus

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Chloroplast

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it has a double membrane and has stacks of thylakoids inside
produces glucose

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Vacuoles and vesticles

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Singe mebrane with fluid inside can contain half of a cells voulme and can digest food and expel water. Vesticles are small vacuoles and are used to transport materials

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Mircrotubles and centrioles

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in the cytoplasm, move chromosomes during cell divisons are also in cilia and flagella

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Cytoskeleton

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Made of protein fibre, tubulin and actin, can be easily bulit. It can help construct cell walls. It can help construct cell walls and help animale cells maintain their shape

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Cilia and flagella

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whip like structures projecting from the cell surface. They contain microtubles . Flagella are larger and is usually just one on a cell, Cillia are smaller and there are many. they are used to move

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Plastids

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double membraned, in plants, responsible for the manufacture and storing of food, there are amiloplasts and chloroplasts

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Cell wall

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in both fungi and plants, supports and protects the cell, made of chloroplasts

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Metabolism

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chemical reactions that take place in the cell

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Response to stimuli

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reacting to changes in the external enviroment

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homeostasis

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maintanence of constant internal conditions despite external change

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Movement

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having some control over postiton and place

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Growth

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cells can increase in dry mass over a period of time

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reproduction

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the production of offspring

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DNA, Organelles, Reproduction

Differences between Prokaryotes and Eurkaryotes

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Prokaryotes
DNA is naked and circular
Doesn’t have a nucleus
Doesn’t have a membrane
70S ribosomes
Binary fission
Haploid
Eurkaryotes
DNA is bound to proteins and is linear
has a nucleus and a mebrane
80S ribosomes
Mitosis and meiosis
Diploid

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Excretion

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the removal of metabolic waste products

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Nutrition

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the intake or production of nutrients

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What is a hetrotroph?

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organisms that obtain nutrients from the external enviroment

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What is an autotroph?

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an organism that is capable of producing nurients from inorganic material