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CELLS STUDY GUIDE

bio unit 2

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robert hooke 1665, first to see cells, looked at dead plant cell walls in cork
anton van leeuwenhoek 1673, dutch microscope maker, first to view living cells
matthias schleiden 1838, german botanist, concluded all plants were made of cells, cofounder of cell theory
theodore schwann 1839, german zoologist, concluded all animals were made of cells, cofounder of cell theory
rudolph virchow 1855, german medical doctor, observed cells dividing
living all ___ things are made of cells
basic unit cells are the ______ _____ of structure & function in an organism
existing cells come from ____ cells
lynn margulis 1970, american biologist, provided evidence that chloroplasts & mitochondria were once free living cells
4 scanning objective lens is ___x magnification
10 low power objective lens is ___x magnification
40 high power objective lens is ___x magnification
upside down images in a microscope appear
iris diaphram what do you use to adjust the amount of light?
fine ___ adjustment knob is used to make small adjustments
coarse ___ adjustment knob is used to make big adjustments
turret what are the lenses on (the rotating thing)
body tube what is the tube that connects the eyepiece to the rest of the microscope
occular aka eyepiece of microscope
stage clips hold slides in place
grow to be considered living, it must ___ & develop
environment to be considered living, it must respond to ____
cells to be considered living, it must be made of ____
reproduce to be considered living, it must _____ (in relation to offspring)
homeostasis to be considered living, it must maintain ____ (in relation to stability)
organization to be considered living, it must have levels of ____
materials to be considered living, it must exchange ___ with surrounding
nonliving atoms, molecules, and organelles are ____
living cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and organisms are ___
plant ___ cells are the biggest of the three
bacteria ____ cells are the smallest of he three
unicellular composed of one cell
multicellular composed of many cells
differentiation cells in multicellular organisms often go through a process called ___ aka take on different functions
stem cells types of cells that don't specialize
membrane-bound prokaryotes lack ____-____ organelles & nucleus
prokaryotes bacteria cells are ____
nucleoid prokaryotes have a ___ instead of a nucles
peptidoglycan prokaryote cell membrane is made of
purple gram positive stains ____
red gram negative stains ___
cocci sphere shaped bacteria
bacilli rod shaped bacteria
spirillium spiral shaped bacteria
strep chain shaped bacteria
staph cluster shaped bacteria
plant and bacteria what type of cells have a cell wall?
bacteria what type of cell have a cell wall, nucleoid, cell membrane, ribosomes, and cytoplasm
eukayote plant and animal cells are called
nucleus eukaryotes have a membrane-bound ___
organelles "little organs" found in cytoplasm
cell membrane made of phospholipids, controls what enters and leaves the cell
cell membrane found in all cells
peripheral ____ proteins are attached to the surface of the cell membrane
integral ____ proteins are embedded completely through the membrane
shape cell membrane helps maintain cell ___
cell wall nonliving, found in plants & bacteria
cellulose cell wall is made of ___ in plant cells
chitin cell wall is made of ___ in bacteria cells
outside cell wall is found ___ the cell membrane
cytoplasm jelly-like substance, contains all organelles, found in all cells
chemical reactions cytoplasm provides medium for ____ ____ to take place
nuclear envelope double membrane, contains nuclear pores, connected to rough ER
nuclear pores ____ ___ control what enters and leave the nucleus
nucleus contains DNA, controls the cell
chromatin DNA is spread out & appears as ___
chromosomes chromatin becomes ____ in diving cells
cytoskeleton help maintain cell shape & move organelles around, made of proteins (microtubules & microfilaments)
microfilaments threadlike made of ACTIN
microtubules threadlike & made of TUBULIN
mitochondria "powerhouse of the cell", found in both plant and animal cells, double membrane
mitochondria generates cellular energy (ATP), cite of cellular respiration, has its own DNA
cristae folded inner membrane of mitochondria called ___
matrix interior of mitochondria is called ___
endoplasmic reticulum ER stands for
ER network of hollow membrane tubules, connects to nuclear envelope & cell membrane, function in synthesis of cell products & transport (abbreviation)
rough ____ ER has ribosomes on its surface
rough ER makes proteins for export OUT of cell
smooth ER lacks ribosomes on its surface, makes cell products used INSIDE cell
smooth Er makes membrane lipids (steroids), regulates calcium (muscle cells), destroys poisonous substances (liver)
endomembrane _____ system includes nuclear membrane and smooth and rough ER
ribosomes made of proteins and rRNA, "protein factories" for cell, can be attached to rough ER or free in cytoplasm
golgi apparatus stacks of flattened sacs, modify, sort & package molecules from Er for storage or transport out of cell
trans face shipping side of golgi apparatus
cis face receiving side of golgi apparatus
lysosomes contain digestive enzymes, breakdown food, bacteria & worn out cell parts, programmed for cell death (autolysis/apoptosis)
cilia short microtubules on the outside of cells for movement, 9+2 arrangement
flagella long & few microtubules on the outside of cells for movement, 9+2 arrangement
centrioles found only in ANIMAL cells, appear during cell division, 9+2 arranement
centrioles help pull chromosome pairs apart during cell division, form mitotic spindle
chloroplasts found only in PLANT cells, in organisms containing chlorophyll, photosynthesis, contains its own DNA
thylakoids inner membrane of chloroplasts is modified into sacs called ____
grana thylakoids are in stacks called ____
stroma gel-like material surrounding thylakoids
vacuole storage house of the cell
contactile ____ vacuole, found only in unicellular protists, regulate water intake by pumping out excess (homeostasis)
vesicle formed when the membrane bulges out and pinches off. travels to destination then merges with another cell membrane to release its cargo
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