site of metabolic reactions, cytoplasm without the organelles
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define plasma membrane
* phospholipid bilayer * regulates the flow of the material into and out of the cell
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define nucleus
* contains genetic information (DNA) * replication and transcription occur here
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define nuclear envelope
* two concentric membranes * acts as a plasma membrane in order to regulate stuff
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Define endoplasmic reticulum
* involved in protein and lipid synthesis * protein folding * rough or smooth ER
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define golgi apparatus
\-packages and fold proteins received from ER\`
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Why is the order of the Nucleus, E.R and G.R significant
less distance for genetic material to travel and become damaged
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Define Peroxisomes
Hydrogen peroxide used to break down toxic materials
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Define lysosomes
* site of intercellular digestion * degrade old and worn organelles * breakdown macromolecules * part of exchanges btwn plasma membrane, GR, and ER
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Define Mitochondria
* Site of ATP production, chemical fuel for cellular processes. * Has its own DNA
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T or F: the mitochondria and chloroplasts have one membrane
false: they has two membranes, one inner and one outer
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Define Chlorplasts
* They capture energy from sunlight, site of photosynthesis * Have their own DNA
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What is the endosymbiotic theory
Mitochondria and Chloroplasts were formerly smaller prokaryotes that were engulfed by larger cells.
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What is the evidence of the endosymbiotic theory
* M and C have their own DNA * DNA is circular like bacteria * if M and C are depleted, cell cannot remake them * Membrane composition similar to bacteriA
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Define Viruses
* not cells * cannot reproduce alone * outer protein coat * Protected interior that contains genetic material (DNA or RNA)
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what is usually the size of viruses
\~50nm
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What are the three domains of life?
Bacteria, Archaea, Eukaryotes
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Archaea and Bacteria are what?
Prokaryotes
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\[ \] are the most diverse and numerous cells on earth
Prokaryotes are the most diverse
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\[ \] show increased complexity
Eukaryotes
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The \[ \] is the information store of the cell
Nucleus
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\[. \] generates usable energy from food molecules
Mitochondria
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\[. \] capture energy from sunlight
chloroplasts
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\[. \] create intracellular compartments with different Functions
Internal Membranes
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\[. \] is a concentrated aqueous gel of large and small molecules and is far from static
Cytosol
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The \[. \] is responsible for directed cell movements