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structure of the nucleus? has a _____ membrance, called the _________ which contains 3000 nuclear _____ that enable molecules to ____ and leave

  • contains _________ and a _______ which is the site of ribosome production

  • contains a ________ material called _________ which makes up the ____ of the nucleus

double, envelope, pores, enter, chromatin, nucleolus, jelly-like, nucleoplasm, bulk

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structure and function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum?

  • series of ___________ sacs enclosed by a _______with _________ on the surface

  • it ____ and process ________ made on the ribosomes

flattened, membrane, ribosomes, folds, proteins

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structure and function of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum?

  • a system of ________ bound sacs

  • it produces and _________lipids

membrane, processes

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structure and function of the golgi apparatus?

  • series of ___________, flattened and _____ sacs with _______ surrounding the edges

  • it processes and ______ lipids and _________

  • it also produces _________

fluid-filled, curved, vesicles, packages, proteins, lysosomes

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function and structure of the mitochondria?

  • _____-shaped, bound by a ______ membrane called the _________

  • the inner _________ is folded to form _________called the ______

  • there is a _____ on the inside containing all the ______ needed for respiration

oval, double, envelope, membrane, projections, cristae, matrix, enzymes

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structure and function of ribosomes?

  • composed of __ sub units

  • site of ____ _________

two, protein synthesis

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structure and function of lysosomes?

  • vesicles containing ______ enzymes bound by a ______membrane

  • they break down ___ cells, digest old ___________, release _____ to outside of the cell

  • a ________- bound organelle that releases __________enzymes called __________

digestive, single, old, organelles,enzymes, membrane, hydrolytic, lysozymes

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structure and function of the cell wall?

  • consists of ___________of the polysaccharide cellulose, embedded in a _______

  • provides _____________ strength to prevent cell _________ under pressure caused by _________ entry of _____

  • provides mechanical strength to the plant as a whole

  • allows ______ to pass along it

microfibrils, matrix, mechanical, bursting, osmotic, water, water

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structure and function of the vacuole?

  • _____________sac surrounded by a _______membrane called the ___________

  • plant vacuole contains a solution of ________ions, salts, sugars, _____ ____, waste and ________________

  • supports _______________ plants and herbaceous parts of ______plants, making cells ________

fluid-filled, single, tonoplast, mineral, amino acids, anthocyanins, herbaceous, woody, turgid

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structure and function of cell membrane?

  • consists of both _______ and proteins

  • fundamental structure is the _________________bilayer which forms a stable _____ between 2 ______ compartments

  • protects the ___ by controlling what substances enter and ___ the cell

  • also provides __________ support

lipids, phospholipid, barrier, aqueous, cell, exit, structural

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function and structure of chloroplasts?

  • chloroplast ______ surrounds the organelle

  • _____ are stacks of _________ structures called __________. these contain _________

  • _____ is the fluid filled ______ needed for the second stage of photosynthesis

  • chloroplasts contain ___ and ___________ to easily manufacture some _______needed for photosynthesis

  • contains _______ needed for the _______ stage of photosynthesis

envelope, grana, disc-like, thylakoids, chlorophyll, stroma, matrix, DNA , ribosomes, proteins, enzymes, second

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role of the golgi apparatus in forming lysosomes?

  • lysosomes contain___________ enzymes.

  • the golgi apparatus _______ these enzymes into_________

  • these vesicles ___ ____from the golgi as _________, which then carry out the breakdown of cellular ______ and_______.

hydrolytic, package, vesicles, bud off, lysosomes, waste, debris

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organelles inside prokaryotic cells?

  • C_____ ____

  • C_________

  • P_______

  • F__________

  • ___ __________ M__________

  • R__________

cell wall, capsule, plasmid, flagellum, cell surface membrane, ribosomes

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function of the plasma membrane?

  • mainly of _____ and ________

  • controls the ___________ of substances ____ and out of cells

lipids, proteins, movement, into

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function of the cell wall?

  • ________ the cell and _____ it from changing ______

  • made out of ________________

supports, prevents, shape, peptidoglycan

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function of the capsule?

  • _________ _____ layer which helps to retain ________ and ____ to surfaces

protective, slimy, moisture, adhere

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function of the plasmid?

  • possesses _____ that may aid the survival of _______ in adverse conditions

  • e.g- produces _______ that break down __________

genes, bacteria, enzymes, antibiotics

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function of the cytoplasm in prokaryotes?

  • has no ________-_____ organelles

  • contains ________, which are much smaller than those in __________ cells

membrane-bound, ribosomes, eukaryotic

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function of circular dna?

  • possesses the ________ information for the ___________ of bacterial cells

genetic, replication

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ribosomes function?

  • site of ______ ___________

protein, production

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what are viruses?

  • non living structures which consist of:

  • _______ material

  • _____

  • ____________ protein

genetic, capsid, attachment

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how are cells in multicellular organisms organised?#

  • into ______ then organs, then _____ _________

tissues, organ systems

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how do prokaryotic cells differ to eukaryotic cells?

  • they have no _______, instead they have a single _______ ____ of DNA that is completely ____ in the _________ and not associated with any ______

  • the _______ are similar

nucleus, circular loop, free, nucleus, proteins, ribosomes