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Capaldo Bio101 Cells

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Release of energy by the breakdown of sugar in the presence of oxygen oxidation
An identical pair of ________ make up a chromosome chromatid
Center point of chromosome cetrmomere
2 disk shaped structures lcoated at the center of the centromere which attach to spindle fibers during cell division kinetichores
Terminal tips of chromosomes - contain repeats of simple sequence DNA telomeres
Process in which water is broken down to create ATP and coenzyme NADPH Light Dependent Stage
Process in which ATP donates energy and the NADPH provides electrons and hydrogen atoms to sites where CO2 is assembled into glucose Dark Reaction
Division of cell into 2 daughter cells with each cell having the same # chromosomes as starting cell mitosis
Division of cell into 4 daughter cells wich each cell having the haploind number of chromosomes Meiosis
Crossing over happens in _____ Meiosis 1
"True Cells" - seen in animal and plant cells, posess true nucelous with linear chromosomes and membrane bound cell organelles Eukaryotes
Outer boundry of cell. Structurly a bilayer composed of lipids and proteins. Plasma Membrane
Passive movement of water through a semipermeable membrane to achieve equillibrium. Osmosis
1st step (anaerobic) when mitochondria convernt glucose into energy -- most like fermentation. Glycosis
"Primitive Cells" - bacteria and bluegreen algae, lack a true nucelous and cell organelles. Prokaryotes
Coined the term "cell" Robert Hooke
Organic Compounds composed of 5C sugar, at least 1 phosphate group, and 1 of 5 nitrogen bases. Nucelotides
There are 20 of these - they are the building blocks for proteins. Amino Acids
Constructed form 20 kinds of amino acides, everything in the body is made up of this. Protein
Formation of Proteins -- amino group from one amino acid covalently bonds with acid group from another amino acid. Peptide Bonding
_____ is a lipid Cholesterol
Oily to the touch, consist of glycerol attached 1-3 fatty acids. Lipids
Complex Sugars - long chains of many sugar monomers which can be straight or branched. Ex. cellulose, starch, glycogen. Polysaccharides
Short chaines of monosaccharides - many consist of 2 sugar monomers, ex. lactose, sucrose, and maltose. oligosaccharides
Single Sugars - glucose. Monosaccharides
Most abumdent biological molecule, most consist of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Carbohydrates
Building blocks of life. Carbs, Lipids, Proteins, and Nucelic Acids. Organic Mollecules
Died of yellow fever Lazear
Local Cuban Dr. who believed yellow fever was transmitted through misquitos Carlos Finlay
Cell Divides intno 2 Cytokensis
Cytoskeleton Microfilaments
Consists of 2 protein subunits wrapped around eachother to form hollow tubes. Microtubules
Oval or disk shaped, involved with photosynthesis and contain their own DNA Chloroplasts
Powers all living cells ATP
Sausage shaped, found in cytoplasm, contain their own DNA and make cell's energy Mitochondria
*Only in animal cells - Resemble paired cylinders, involved in cell division Centrioles
Only form prior to and during cell division - tightly coiled strand of DNA which is wrapped around proteins called histones. Chromosomes
Watery liquid containing nucelic acids, phosphate, and sugars Nucleoplasm
2nd stage of photosynthesis, anaerobic Kreb's Cycle
Special locomoter organs along the plasma membrane, contain microtubules Cilia
Produced when plasma membrane swells out and surrounds a food particle or other smaller cell Food Vacuole
Digestive Vacuole Lyosome
Containers within cytoplasm Vacuoles
Special type of ER - recieves proteins and packages them in vacuoles. Golgi
No Robosomes - more tubular. Site of lipid synthesis. Smooth ER
Covered with ribosomes - site of protein synthesis Rough ER
Maze-like system of passages extending from the plasma membrane to nucelous - speeds momvements of materials from cytoplasm to nucleous. ER Network
3D Quality Scanning Electron Microscope (SEC)
Allows magnification of >50,000. Uses a stream of electrons focused through a series of magnets. Electon Microscopy
Area of cell from plasma membrane to nucelous - place where most functions occur. Cytoplasm
Binds to extra cellular substances Receptor Proteins
Identify Cells as "self" Recognition Proteins
Cements cells together in tissues Adhesion Proteins
Large particles are engulfed Endocytosis
Movement of larger molecules which are attached to a transport protein imbedded in plasma - PASSIVE Facilitated Transport
Movement of small molecules through membrane against the gradient utilizing membrane pumps - ACTIVE Active Transport
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