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what are the building blocks of all living things
cells
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cells exist in a variety of
shapes and sizes
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cells carry out of all
the chemical activities necessary to sustain life
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cells are ____ structures that function like ____ ___ ___
dynamic

small scale cities
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cells live in a saltwater environment known as ?
interstitial fluid
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The ___ serves as a boundary for the cell
plasma membrane
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what does the plasma membrane separate
the inner contents of the cell from the fluid surrounding the cell
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the inside of the cell contains a ___ and ____
nucleus and cytoplasm
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cytoplasm
the material between the nucleus and the plasma membrane
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Three main parts of the cell
Plasma Membrane
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
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Plasma Membrane
barrier for the cell contents
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plasma membrane is composed primarily of _____
phospholipids
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phospholipids have a ____ heads and ____ tails
hydrophilic head
hydrophobic tails
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hydrophilic
water loving
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hydrophobic
water fearing
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Plasma membranes also contain ___ molecules
cholesterol
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function of cholesterol molecules
stabilize the membrane and proteins
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Proteins serve as
enzymes receptors, hormone receptors, cell anchors, membrane conduits for transporting things, and cell identification.
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cytoplasm is
the space between the plasma membrane dn the nucleus
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Cytoskeleton
comprised of microtubules and microfilaments that give structure to the cell and help things move around in the cell
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Organelles
The machinery or the cell that does all the work of the cell
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Ribosomes produce
enzymes and proteins
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the endoplasmic reticulum is
tubular network that comes in two forms
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two forms of endoplasmic reticulum
smooth endoplasmic reticulum (smooth ER)
rough endoplasmic reticulum (rough ER)
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smooth endoplasmic reticulum (Smooth ER) forms
lipids and carbohydrates
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Smooth ER is responsible for
drug detoxification
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Rough ER is
studded with ribosomes that form membrane and secretory proteins
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Golgi apparatus is a
a tubular organelle that receives products from the ER. Then modifies, refines, and packages products into vesicles
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Mitochondria carry out that convert
cellular respiration or chemical reactions that convert sugar to ATP (usable cellular energy).
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Lysosomes are
common in white blood cells
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Lysosomes contain
digestive enzymes that digest and breakdown materials including nutrients, microbes, damaged cells, etc.
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Nucleus controls
all the activities of the cell
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Nucleus contains
most of the genetic information that provides the instructions necessary to build a specific organism.
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some cells have _____ that serve ____
have indentations and or extensions in the plasma membrane that serve the cell in accomplishing a variety of tasks
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microvilli
found on the surface of cells. They increase surface area making absorption more efficient.
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Cilia
small hair-like structures that can help a cell to move, sense the environment, or move things across the surface of the cell
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Flagella
whip-like organelles utilized for propulsion
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_____ is the movement of substance in or out of a cell
Membrane Transport
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Control of the movement is the responsibility of the
plasma membrane
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plasma membranes are ____ permeable
selectively
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Two types of movement across the plasma membrane
Passive transport
Active transport
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passive transport occurs
without the input of energy, ATP
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types of passive transport
Diffusion
Osmosis
Filtration
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Diffusion
occurs when particles distribute themselves evenly within a solution or space.
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Particles generally move from an area of ___ concentration to ___
high to low
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Diffusion is good for
small materials or lipid soluble materials including fats, carbon dioxide, and oxygen.
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Facilitated diffusion requires
the use of a protein to transport things like glucose.
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Osmosis
the diffusion of water through membrane proteins occurs when solutes cannot move through the membrane, so water moves to equalize the concentration of particles.
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Filtration
uses pressure to force water and solutes through a membrane
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Active transport requires
the input of energy, ATP.
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Ion Pumps use
membrane proteins and energy to move substances, frequently against their concentration gradients.
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what method of transport is used by most ions
Active Transport- ion pumps
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What are iron pumps used for
maintain the electro-chemical gradient necessary for nerve and muscle function.
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Packaged transport uses
uses a vesicle and energy to move materials in or out of the cell
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Endocytosis
uses a vesicle to move materials out of a cell
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Exocytosis
uses a vesicle to move materials into a cell.
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Phagocytosis
known as cell eating and it brings in large molecules
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Pinocytosis
known as cell drinking and it brings in liquid and small molecules
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Protein synthesis occurs
occurs when a gene, a segment of DNA, is transcribed into RNA which is translated into a protein that results in the physical expression of traits.
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Interphase
which is when a cell grows and carries out metabolic processes
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cell division
when a cell replicates itself
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Two types of cell division
Mitosis
Meiosis
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Mitosis
produces daughter cells that are identical to the parent cell
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why are mitosis cells produced
cells are produced for growth and repair
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Meiosis
produces gametes that have half the genetics found in the original parent cell