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what are cells
smallest unit of life
what are eukaryotic cells
bigger, dna found in nucleus, dna is linear
kingdoms with eukaryotic cells
plants, animals, protists, fungi
what are prokaryotic cells
smaller, dna is free floating, dna is circular
kingdoms with prokaryotic cells
eubacteria and archea
what effect does cell size have
smaller cells are more efficient
what type of number of SA:VOL ratio is associated with smaller sized cells
large number for ratio
what do microscopes look at
structure
what does fractionation look at
function of organelles
what three main structures are found in cells
genetic, endomembrane, energy
describe the genetic structures in cells
nucleus stores dna, nucleolus is inside the nucleus and creates RNA
what are the parts of the endomembrane system
nuclear membrane, ribosomes, ER, golgi, lysosome, vesicle, vacuole
describe the different types of energy structures in the cell
mitochondria produces ATP, chloroplast is used for photosynthesis and breaking down sugar, peroxisome breaks down H2O2
what is flagella and cilia used for
movement, not found in all cells
active transport
requires energy, low conc. to high conc., pumps/carrier proteins, build membrane potential, phosphorylation
passive transport
does not require energy, high conc. to low conc., channel proteins, through phospholipid bilayer
what are the two types of pumps
sodium-potassium pump, proton pump (used for hydrogen ions)
what is cholesterol used for in the cell membrane
flexibility
what effect does pressure have on water potential
raises water potential
what happens what concentration of solute decreases
water potential increases