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Dr. Caroll Weaver - UNT
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Cells are the fundamental units of life
True
Cell Biology
The study of cells and their structure, function, and behavior
Cell Theory
All organisms consists of one or more cells
The cell is the basic structure for all organisms
All cells arise from pre-existing cells
What is the lowest level of organization that can perform all activites required for life?
The cell
What is every cell enclosed by?
A membrane, regulating passage of materials between the cell and the environment
Viruses
Acellular and must be in a group of cells to function
Nucleotides
Building blocks for DNA and RNA
Amino Acids
Building blocks for proteins
DNA carries ___
Genetic information
What is common in all cells?
Replication, transcription, & translation
Genetic changes and selection are the basis of ____
evolution
Genes provide ____
instructions for cell form, function, and complex behavior
Within the same organism, cells have the same ____
genome
Differetiated cells express ____
different gene codes
Magnification
Englargement of the physical appearance of something.
Resolution
The ability to distinguish 2 separate points.
Micrometer
Micron, is one millionth of a meter (10-6)
Organelles are comparable to bacterial cells in ____
size.
Bacterial cells are ___
few micrometers in diameter
Plant & animal cells are ___
10-20 times bigger than bacterial cells
Nanometer (nm)
(10-9) Used for molecules and subcellular structures too small to be seen in the light microscope.
Angstrom
(0.1 nm) equals the size of a hydrogen atom. Measures dimensions within proteins & DNA molecules.
The invetion of ____ led to the discovery of cells.
light microscopy
Cells were first seen in ____
plants
Light Microscope