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Bio. U3 Yr. 1

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What structure is found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? ribosomes
What functions of life are found in all unicellular organisms? growth, response, nutrition
What statement is true of cells? Cells can have multiple nuclei
What organelles have a transport function? Golgi apparatus and endoplasmic reticulum
A red blood cell is 8 µm in diameter. If drawn 100 times larger than its actual size, what diameter will the drawing be in mm? 0.8 mm
What is NOT a difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? Prokaryotic cells have greater compartmentalization than eukaryotic cells.
What features do a chloroplast and a nucleus have in common? They are both surrounded by a double membrane and they both contain DNA, but NOT both are only found in plant cells or that they both contain 70S ribosomes
What explains how all cells in a multicellular organism can have the same DNA, and yet there are many different types of cells? Some genes are expressed in some cells but not others
What distinguishes a light microscope from an electron microscope? LightMicroscopesCaptureImagesIn true color, whereas electron microscopes can only capture black-and-white,electron microscopes have much greater resolution (can capture more detail),electron microscopes are larger and more expensive than light microscopes
What does NOT provide support for endosymbiotic theory? All cells with mitochondria and chloroplasts also have a cell wall
What organelles is approximately 25 µm in diameter, consists of two subunits that function in protein synthesis, and is sometimes attached to membranes? Ribosomes
Striated muscle fibers and aseptate fungal hyphae are atypical cells in what way? They both contain multiple nuclei
Red blood cells are specialized for carrying oxygen to body cells. What is NOT an adaptation that helps them carry out this function? Lacking a cell membrane
Eukaryotic cells may have originated from a prokaryotic cell engulfing an aerobic bacteria, which then became a mitochondria, and/or engulfing a photosynthetic bacteria, which then became a chloroplast. What theory describes this process? Endosymbiotic Theory
True or False? Amino acids and other organic compounds have been synthesized in the lab from inorganic materials. True
As the size of a cell increases, the surface area to volume ratio ____. This limits the amount of materials that can be moved into and out of the cell for metabolic functions. Therefore, larger cells are ____ efficient. decreases; less
What is a likely place for life to have originated on Earth, and a likely candidate for the first genetic material? Hydrothermal vents; RNA
What are ribozymes? RNA that can act as a catalyst
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