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Dewey Bio9 Unit 2

Dewey BIO9 Unit 2 Cell structure and Function

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What contains digestive enzymes? lysosomes
Where does photosynthesis take place? chloroplast
Where does protein synthesis take place? ribosomes
What is the storage area for pigments and nutrients called? vacuoles
Where is the genetic material stored? nucleus
Where does ATP synthesis occure? Mitochondrion
This is only found in pants and bacteria. cell wall
What is refered to as the interconnected membrane channels? endoplasmic reticulum
What part of the cell sorts and packages material? golgi apparatus
Where does the toxin neutralization take place? peroxisome
What is Osmosis? the movement of water across a membrane
Having a cell wall affects the process of osmosis
Depending on the concentration of solute molecules, this will effect the process of _______ ? osmosis
What can grow and reproduct on their own without a living host? bateria
What are the reproducing phases for bacterium in the optimum (the best) conditions? lag, log, stationary, death
How do molecules disperse? in a random fashion and from a more concentrated area to a less consentrated area
Bacteria cell is a ____ ? prokaryoke
The degree of disorder in a system is called _______ ? Entrophy
A gradul decrease in permeability of a membrane is called the what? concentration gradient
In the nucleus of eukaryotic cells the genetic material is organized into? chromosomes
What is the main function of the plasma membrane ? regulates passage of material in and out of the cell
The plasma membrane acts as the boundry or border for the _____? cytoplasma
The plasma membrane functions in the recognition of ______? self
What is the difference between active transport (AT) and Diffusion (D)? active transport requires energy; Diffusion does not
Viruses are unable to reproduct on their own
What are bigger viruses or bacteria? bacteria
What has a protective coat, bacteria or virus? viruses
What are made up of either DNA or RND, viruses or bacteria? viruses
Whatis active transport? moving materials in an opposite direction against a concentration
What is diffusion? a process where molecules spread away from areas of high to low concentration
What is osmosis? the diffusion of water across a membrane
Who has a protective coat, bacteria or virus? viruses
Who invades cells, injects there DNA or RNA in to them so that they cells reproduce it? viruses
What do they think were the 1st on Earth? bacterium
Who has cirled shaped DNA ? bacterium
Who has no membrane around its nucleus? bacterium
What is the endosymbiotic theory? one prokaryotic cell engulfed anothe on e and decided it could be useful and benificial so it used it and the tow became as one thus creating one cell with two parts
What does "iso" mean? same
What does "hyper" mean? more
What does "Hypo" mean? less
What is isotonic solutins? when the concentration of solute is equal on both sides and water moves back and forth
What is hypertonic solutions? when there is more salt solute molecules outside the cell. it will cause water to be sucked in that direction
Whatis hypotonic solutions? when there is less salt solute molecules outside the cell, water is moved inside the cell
What is doyou know about salt? salt sucks
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