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Cells

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Smallest iving subunit o a multicellular organism   Cell  
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Selectively permeable   Cell/plasma membrane  
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Made of phospholipids, cholesterol, and protein   Cell/plasma membrane  
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Phospholipid bilayer   double layer  
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Allows lipid soluble compounds to move in and out by difussion   Phospholipid bilayer  
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Decreases fluidity stabilizing the membrane   Cholesterol  
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Receptor sites for hormones or other compounds   Proteins  
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All cells mature except   RBC  
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Nucleus have _____layered nuclear membrane   Double  
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Nucleus contains   chromosomes  
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Nucleus contains ___chromosomes   46  
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Nucleus made of threads of   chromatin  
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Nucleus contains   The genetic code for one protien  
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LIquid solution of dissolved minerals, gases and other molecules   Cytoplasm  
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"Organs" of the cell   Organells  
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Found on ER or floating in cytoplasm   Ribosomes  
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Synthesizes protein   Ribosomes  
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Barrel shaped organelles made of enzymes that cut protein molecules apart   Proteasomes  
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Gets rid of damaged proteins that have been tagged by ubiquitin   Proteasomes  
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ER   Endoplasmic Riticulum  
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Allows us to use the AAs to build protien in ribosomes   Proteasomes  
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Membranous tubules that extent from nuclear membrane to the cell membrane   Endoplasmic Ritiulum  
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ER (2types)   Rough Smooth  
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Ribosomes on the surface   Rough ER  
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synthesizes proteins in the ribosomes   Rough ER  
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No ribosomes on the surface   Smooth ER  
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Sythesizes lipids   Smooth ER  
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Fat membranous sacs stacked like pancakes   Golgi Apparatus  
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sythesizes and package carbohydrates   Golgi Apparatus  
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Golgi Apparatus synthezises and packages____   Carbohydrates  
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Mitochondria (sing.   Mitochdrian  
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Power house of the cell   Mitochondria  
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Has double membrane folds called cristae   Mitochondria  
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ATP production   Mitochondria  
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Mitochondria have their own separate____   DNA  
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Mitochondria _____ during cell division   Duplicates  
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Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes called   Lysozymes  
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Lysosomes digest bacteria during ____ or WBC   phagocytosis  
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Phagocyte   A cell that engulfs and consumes foreign material  
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Rod shaped   Centrioles  
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Organize spindle fibers that separate chromosomes during cell division   Centrioles  
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Centriols organized spindle fibers that separate chromosomes during ____   cell division  
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Hair like projections on certain cells   Cilia  
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Cilia (sing)   Cilium  
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Beat in unison causeing wave-like motion to move things acros the surface DOES NOT MOVE CELL   Cilia  
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Found on fallopian tubes, airways in lungs   Cilia  
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Flagella (sing)   flagellum  
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Thread like projection through the cell membrance   Flagella  
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Provides motility   Flagella  
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Flagella provides_____   motility  
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______ is the only human cell with flagellum   Sperm  
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Folds in the cell membrane that increase surface area to increase funtion   Microvilli  
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Microvilli are fold in the _____ that increase ____ are and increase_____.   Cell membrane, surface, function  
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Increase absorption in small intestines and kidney tubules   Microvilli  
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Pinched off plasma membranes during phagocytosis and pinocytosis   Vacules  
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Pinocytosis   the uptake of fluid by a cell by pinching off cell membrane  
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Mechanisms to move substances in and out of the cell   Cellular transport mechanism  
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Forms of cellular transport (7)   Diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion, active transport, phagocytosis, pinocytosis  
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Diffusion   movement of molecules from greater area of cencentration ot an area of lower concentration until equalibrium is reached  
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Diffusion is from an area of _____ concentration to an area of ____ till ____ is reached   Greater, lower, equalibrium  
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Molecules randomly move until evenly dispersed in solid, liquid or gas   Diffusion  
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Diffusion of water through semi permiable membrane   Osmosis  
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Water moves from area of high concentration to are of low concentration till equalibrium is reached   Osmosis  
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Equal concentration of solutes   Isotonic  
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Low concentration of solutes   Hypotonic  
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High concentraiton of solutes   Hypertonic  
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Osmosi occurs becuse membrane will not allow anything but _____ to cross   Water  
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Facilitated diffusion   molecules through a membrane with help from protein in the cell membrane called transporters or carrier enzymes  
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Facilitated diffusion ex   Glucose, AA  
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energy requiring process of moving molecules against a concentration gradiend ( lesser to greater)   Active transport  
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Active transport requires   Filtration  
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Substances are forced through membane by mechanical pressure   Filtration  
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During filtrations substances are forced through membane by mechanical ______   pressure  
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bring nutrients ro cells and waste products out of the blood and kidneys   Filtration  
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White cells engulf something   Phagocytosis  
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Makes vacuoles   Phagocytosis  
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Stationary cells engulf something   Pinocytosis  
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Double strand of nucleotides   DNA  
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Made of A T G C   DNA  
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Sequence or ATGC determines   genetic code  
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gene   the genetic code for one protein  
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______synthesis occurs in the ribosomes   Protein  
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Transcription   DNA to mRNA  
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A mirror image of the DNA made in nucleus   Messenger RNA mRNA  
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Leaves the nucleus and attaches to a ribosome   mRNA  
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Translation   mRNA to protein via tRNA  
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Attaches to mRNA at a site called anti codon   Transfer RNA tRNA  
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tRNA attaches to mRNA at a site called ______   Anti codon  
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Occurs in cytoplasm   Translation  
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tRNA pick up corresponding _____ and form peptide to make protein   Amino acid  
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DNA- _RNA- _RNA-____   m, t, protein  
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Cell division (2types)   Meiosis Mitosis  
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One cell divided into 2, identicle cells both having full set of chromosomes   Mitosis  
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How we grow and repair   Mitosis  
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One cell into 4, each having half of the chromosomes   Meiosis  
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How we reproduce   Meiosis  
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Stages of Mitosis (5)   Interphase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase -Cytokinesis  
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Not a phase   Cytokinesis  
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Resting stage   Cytokinesis  
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2 chromatid coil up   Prophase  
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Nuclear membranes disapear   Prophase  
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Contrioles move to oposite ends, and extend spindle fibers to the chromosomes   Prophase  
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Chromosomes ;one up in the middle   Metaphase  
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Centromeres atach to the spindle fibers and divide   Metaphase  
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2 complete sets of chromosomes   Metaphase  
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Spindle fibers pull chromosomes to each pole   Anaphase  
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Chromosomes uncoil and become chromatin   Telephase  
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Nuclear membrane reforms   Telephase  
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Cytoplasm divides and cell membrane closes off   Telephase  
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Results in gametes   Meiosis  
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one cell divides twice to form 4   Meiosis  
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one cell divides twice (full set of 46 chromosomes)   Mitosis  
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Haploids have _____ the DNA   half  
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The organells in which cell respiration takes place   Mitochondria  
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Intracellular structures with specific roles in cell functioning   Organelles  
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egg and sperm cells   gametes  
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MOvement of molecules against concentration gradient   Active transport  
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the usual number of chromosomes with it a cell   diploid/ 46  
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a membrane that permits onle certain substances to pass through   semi permiable  
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control center of the cell   nucleus  
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the process by which a stationary cell takes in small particles   pinocytosis  
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half of the usual number of chromosomes   haploid/ 23  
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diffusion of water through a membrane   osmosis  
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found between the cell membrane and the nucleus   cytoplasm  
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mode of phopholipids, cholesterol, and proteins   cell membrane  
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a statement that best explains the available evidence   theory  
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type of cell division essentioal fro repair of tissue   mitosis  
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the process in which blood bpressure creates tissue fluid   filtration  
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a human cell has 46 of these   chromosomes  
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genetic code fro one protein   gene  
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movement of molecules with or along a concentratin gradient   diffusion  
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oxygen requiring   aerobic  
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