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Chapter 7 The Cell

QuestionAnswer
what are cells cells are basic units/building blocks that make up the structure of an organism
whats an organelle a cell component that performs specific functions for the cell.
examples of cell organelles 1) cell membrane 2)Nucleus 3)Mitochondria
what does a ultrastructure of a cell membrane look like Phospholipids,Phosphates,lipids and Proteins
role of cell membrane controls entry and exit of molecules in the cell and gives cell shape
selective permeable allows some material pass in and some material not
is nucleus surrounded by a double membrane and does it have nuclear pores to allow movement in or out yes
whats the nucleus called the control centre
what do genes control features of organism e.g eyes,height,fingers
whats chromatin when cell is non dividing
whats chromosome cell is dividing
whats stains the darkest when stain is added nucleolus
cells that require much energy require what? mitochondria
more foldings= more energy
how do ribosomes make protein by joining individual amino acids together
functions of a vacuole storage area for sap water,provide cell with strength,
where is the site of photosynthesis chloroplasts
whats the cytosol liquid part of cell surrounding organelles
protoplasm nucleus + cytoplasm
cytoplasm where most cell reactions occur
Smooth Er vs Rough Er Smooth has no ribosomes attached while rough has ribosomes attached
functions of smooth Er produces proteins
functions of rough Er produces and transports new proteins and membranes
what happens to molecules that arrive at the golgi apparatus they are altered stored and transported to their final destination through vesicles,
whats a unicellular organism one cell big and all its functions are carried out within that one cell
whats a multicellular organism organism that is composed of many cells
what are prokaryotic cells no membrane enclosed organelles e.g bacteria
what are eurkayotic cells membrane enclosed organelles like humans,plants
what was your animal sample for your experiment and what dropper u use cheek cell, and use methleyne blue
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