Cells pt.2

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cell
smallest unit that carries out all life functions
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scientist started looking into primitive microscope
how were cells discovered
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hooke
saw chambers under a cork microscope that reminded him of where monks lived and named them cells
hypothezised all organisms are made of cells
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schleiden
stated all plants are made of cells; botonist
concluded an embryonic plant arose from a single cell
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schwaan
focused on nerve/animal cells
stated all animals are made of cells
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virchow
cells come from pre-existing cells
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leeuwhenhoek
discovered uni cellular organisms
first to see multiple cells, including red blood cells
first to see nucleus of blood cells
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cell theory
living organisms are made of cells, they are the basic structure/organizational unit of all organisms and they come from pre existing cells
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prokaryotic cell
-does not have a true nucleus or membrane bound organelles
-blue-green algae, bacteria
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eukaryotic cell
-contains membrane bound organelles
-protist ,fungi,plants, animals
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prokaryotic:
cell wall:
cell membrane:
nucleus:
endoplasmic reticulum:
gogi:
mitochondria:
chloroplast:
ribosomes:
central vacuole:
chromatin or dna:


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eukaryotic plant:
cell wall:
cell membrane:
nucleus:
endoplasmic reticulum:
gogi:
mitochondria:
chloroplast:
ribosomes:
central vacuole:
chromatin or dna:









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eukaryotic animal:
cell wall:
cell membrane:
nucleus:
endoplasmic reticulum:
gogi:
mitochondria:
chloroplast:
ribosomes:
central vacuole:
chromatin or dna:
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microfilaments and microtubules
form the cytoskeleton (framework) of the animal cell
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microfilaments
rod like and provide movement
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microtubules
long slender tubes of protiens that provide framework for cell
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flagella
-long whip like for movement
-made of microtubles
-ony human cell with this is the sperm cell
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cilia
short hair like for movement
-made of microtubles
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cell wall
-extra barrier made of cellulose
-outside of plant cell
-support
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vacuole
-large and central storage of water
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chloroplast
-green cause of chlorophyll
-energy from sun is turned into sugar
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microfilaments and microtubules
-form the cytoskeleton (framework) of the animal cell
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cell membrane
-semipermeable
-phospholipid bylayar embeded w/ proteins
-protiens act as channels
-contain ID tags
-fluid mosaic model
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nucleus
-big large round structure
-surrounded by nuclear envelope
-stains purple usually
-contains nucleus and chromosones
-control center for cell
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nucleolus
-small inside nucleus
-makes ribsomes
-has nucleolus plasma (jelly like material)
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chromatin
-dna of cell
-function involved with heditary
-blueprint of cell
-chromoson: shortened/condensed/replicated
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cytoplasm
-everything in cell membrane beside nucleus
-cytosol: jelly surronding organelle
-organelles are suspended in cytosol
-chemical reaction take place
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mitochondria
-bean shaped
-food is converted to energy
-crista: where ATP takes place
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ribsome
-smallest, most important
-spherical organelles where protein is synthesized
-located throughout cell rough er
-made of ribosomal rna
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rough endosplamic reticulum
-elongated canal like membrane
-connects nuclear envelope or outside of nucleus
-transports proteins
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smooth ER
-branching network of tubules
-no ribosomes
-usually connected to rer
-transports lipids
--detoxification of drugs
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golgi apparatus
-stacks like pancakes
-secretes and packages
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lysosome
-cleans cellular debris
-pinch of golgi
-attach to bacteria cells
-dygestive enzymes
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active transport
-no energy required
-molecules go down concentration gradient from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
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diffusion
movement of a substance directly across or through channel points
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facilitated diffusion
proteins in cell membranes carry molecules across
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osmosis
diffusion of water
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hypotonic solution
cell swells
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hypertonic solution
cell shrinks
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isotonic
no change in cell
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dynamic equilibrium
a state of balance between continuing processes
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cytolosis
the dissolution or disruption of cells
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no, it will cause your cells to shrink making your kidneys remove the salt. the water is hypertonic.
should you drink sea water
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bulk transport
where it is packaged and either shipped out or brought in
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endocytosis
material goes into cell in bulk
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exocytosis
material leaves the cell and is packaged and secreted
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lipid
protien
what does fluid stand for
what does mosaic stand for
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crisper
during hypotonic, a plant cell ______
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shrivels
during hypertonic a plant cell _______
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microvilli
increases surface area