Topic Guide 2 Flashcards

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1
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Two prokaryotes

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Bacteria and Archaea

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2
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Two Eukaryotes

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Protozoa, fungi

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3
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Do all cell types have a plasma membrane?

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Yes

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4
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What is a phospholipid bilayer composed of?

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Polar head and nonpolar tails

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5
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What is the function of a plasma membrane?

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Border the cells and hold cellular components

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6
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What is hard to cross plasma membrane?

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Charged ions and large molecules

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7
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What crosses the plasma membrane medium well?

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Water, medium sized molecules

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8
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What crosses the plasma membrane very well?

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O2 and CO2, small nonpolar molecules

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9
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What controls what can pass into or out of a cell?

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Plasma membrane

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10
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Diffusion of water from high to low concentrations

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Osmosis

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11
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Cell become this when water must flow into cell

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Hypotonic

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12
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Cell becomes this when water must leave the cell

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Hypertonic

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13
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What happens when a cell is hypotonic?

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Water flows into cell

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14
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What happens when a cell is hypertonic?

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Water leaves

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15
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4 structures of membrane proteins

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Channel/transport molecules
Structural support/anchoring
Receptors
Enzymes

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16
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Transport of a large or multiple molecules into a vesicle

17
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Basic cell structures and their functions

18
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Functions/purpose of a cell (5)

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  1. Provides support for other cells
  2. Genetic info and instructions for its role
  3. Communication with other cells
  4. Having its own role within a larger organism
  5. Reproduce
19
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What two things are in the prokaryotic cell category?

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Bacteria and archaea

20
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What is the cell envelope composed of?

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Plasma membrane, cell wall

21
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What is the cell wall of a prokaryote cell composed of?

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Polysaccharide layers that prevent lysis

22
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How many nucleoids are in a prokaryotic cell?

23
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What is in the nucleoid?

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DNA and proteins to condense it

24
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How does the nucleoid of a prokaryote cell present?

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Free floating, not contained in a nucleus.

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Ribosome functions
Synthesize proteins, molecular machines
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What are prokaryotic cells composed of?
Envelope, nucleoid, ribosomes
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What are in the Eukaryotic cell category?
Protozoa, fungi
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What are the major parts of a eukaryotic cell?
Plasma membrane, cell wall, nucleus, endomembrane system, mitochondria, cytoskeleton proteins
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Functions of the plasma membrane
Barrier, communication, transport
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Cell wall function
Sturdy barrier, prevents lysis
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Double membrane with DNA inside and packaging proteins
Nucleus
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Three components of the endomembrane system
ER, Golgi apparatus, vesicles
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What happens in the ER?
Protein synthesis via ribosomes, lipid synthesis
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Molecules reach final form, sorted and released into vesicles (location this occurs)
Golgi Apparatus
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Molecules move to final destination in these
Vesicles
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Generates ATP in a eukaryotic cell
Mitochondria
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Provides cellular support, creates cell shape, vesicles move along these
Cytoskeleton proteins