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cells
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| as completely and specifically as possible, describe the 4 concepts that make up the cell theory | cell is the basic structural and functional unit of all living things.The activity of an organism depends on both the individual and combines activities of the cells.The function of the cell determines its structures.Cells can only arise from other cells. |
| list 6 organelles that carry out of a similar function that it does for the cell, as for the human body | nucleus is the brain of the cell plasma membrane is the skin of the cell lysosomes is the digestive system of the cell microtubules is the skeletal system of the cell Cilla is the fimbriae of the cell... continue |
| continue 2, 6 organelles | guides substances across cell surfaces microvilli is the villi of the cell, if increases surface area for absorption |
| define cell | structural and functional unit of all living things |
| define diffusion | particles going high to low concentration |
| particles going high to low concentration | diffusion |
| define osmosis | diffusion of water |
| diffusion of water | osmosis |
| where does interstitial fluids leak from | blood vessels |
| how much blood leaks out every 24 hours | 6 liters |
| how much time does 6 liters od blood leak out | 24 hours |
| what recaptures the interstitial gluid | lymphatic system |
| what does the lymphatic system become | lymph |
| where does the lymph go towards | heart |
| what does the plasma membrane serve as | physical barrier |
| what serves as a physical barrier of the cell | plasma membrane |
| structure that separates the nucleoplasm from the cytoplasm | nuclear envelope |
| you place a red blood cell, nothing will happen because they have the same concentration | isotonic solutions |
| loses water, when red blood cell is placed, the outside had a higher concentration, the fluid is trying to leave and the red blood cells shrink | hypertonic solutions |
| when you put red blood cell, the outside doesn't have a high concentration but the red blood cell does and fluid will continue to come in, red blood cells bloats | hypotonic solutions |
| isotonic solutions | you place a red blood cell, nothing will happen because they have the same concentration |
| hypertonic solutions | loses water, when red blood cell is placed, the outside had a higher concentration, the fluid is trying to leave and the red blood cells shrink |
| hypotonic solutions | when you put red blood cell, the outside doesn't have a high concentration but the red blood cell does and fluid will continue to come in, red blood cells bloats |
| cell organelles that packages | Golgi apparatus |
| Golgi apparatus | packages |
| livers detoxify toxic substances or drugs | peroxisomes |
| peroxisomes | livers detoxify toxic substances or drugs |
| digest for the cell (digestive system) | lysosomes |
| lysosomes | digest for the cell (digestive system) |
| what are lipids | fat |
| what is fat | lipids |
| what is smooth ER | site of lipid and steroid (cholesterol) and they do not have ribosomes |
| site of lipid and steroid (cholesterol) and they do not have ribosomes | smooth ER |
| they synthesize proteins | ribosomes |
| ribosomes | they synthesize proteins |
| what does mitochondria produce | ATP |
| what produces ATP | mitochondria |
| what do ribosomes have | rough endoplasmic reticulum |
| rough endoplasmic reticulum | ribosomes |
| where does the kreb's cycle happen | mitochondria |
| what happens in the mitochondria | kreb's cycle |
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