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Chapter 3 and 4 Flashcards

1
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compare and contrast prokaryotic and eukaryotic

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pro- simpler and smaller; primarily bacteria

euk-cells of all other organisms including animals; contain organelles

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example of prokaryotic cell

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bacteria e.coli

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3
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example of eukaryotic cell

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all other organisms including animals- human

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4
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2 major components of the plasma membrane

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phospholipids and proteins

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5
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explain the unique arrangements of the phospholipids of the plasma membrane

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phospholipid bilayer-hydrophilic heads (face outside the cell where theres a watery solution); hydrophobic tails-away from water

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6
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the locations of proteins found in plasma membrane

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interspersed in bilayer; some span bilayer completely and some are attached to inner or outer surface of membrane

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7
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list and describe functions of the plasma membrane

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maintains structural integrity of cell
regulates movement of substances into and out of cell
recognition between cells
communication between cells
sticks cells together
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8
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define selectively permeable

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allows certain molecules or ions to pass through it by means of active or passive transport

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9
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random movement of a substance from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration

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simple diffusion

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10
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movement of a substance from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration to a region of lower concentration with the aid of a membrane protein

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facilitated diffusion

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11
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type of diffusion in which h2o moves across a membrane from a region of higher h2o concentration to a region of lower h20 concentration

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osmosis

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12
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movement of substances across membrane from a lower concentration to a higher concentration with the aid of a protein carrier and energy (ATP)

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active transport

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13
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movement when cell engulfs substance

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endocytosis

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14
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movement when large substances leave cell

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exocytosis

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15
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cell eating

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phagocytosis

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16
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cell drinking

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pinocytosis

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17
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differences between active and passive transport

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passive- doesn’t require energy; moves molecules with conc (high to low)
active- needs energy; moves molecules against concentration (low to high)

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18
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2 means of transport that requires protein carriers

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facilitated diffusion and active transport

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19
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2 requirements of active transport

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needs aid of a carrier protein and needs energy

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20
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difference between facilitated diffusion and active transport in regards to the direction of movement

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facilitated- (high to low)

active-(low to high)

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21
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one with a higher concentration of solutes outside the cell than inside the cell

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hypertonic

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22
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concentration of solutes is equal inside and outside the cell

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isotonic

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23
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one with a lower concentration of solutes outside the cell than inside the cell

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hypotonic

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24
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when rbc in hypertonic

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h2o moves out of cell

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25
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when rbc in hypotonic

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h2o moves into cell

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26
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when rbc in isotonic

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h2o moves into and out of cell equally; no net movement

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27
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jellylike solution inside cell

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cytoplasm

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28
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contains genetic info that is passed on from generation to generation

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nucleus

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29
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separates the nucleus from cytoplasm

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nuclear envelope

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30
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openings in the nuclear envelope

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nuclear pores

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31
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region in nucleus where ribosomal RNA (rRNA) is produced

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nucleolus

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32
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primarily DNA; condenses and coils up just before cell division

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chromatin

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33
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system of interconnecting membrane channels

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endoplasmic reticulum

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34
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studded with ribosomes

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rough er

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35
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function-protein synthesis

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rough er

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36
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detoxification of alcohol and other drugs

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smooth er

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37
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function: lipid synthesis- fats and steroids

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smooth er

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38
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set of interconnected , flattened membranous sacs

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golgi complex

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39
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function of the golgi complex

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receives protein filled vesicles from er
modifies proteins via enzymes in golgi
produces lysosomes and vesicles
secretes substances out of cell through membrane

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40
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contains digestive enzymes and destroy nonfunctional organelles

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lysosomes

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41
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made by rough er and processed in golgi

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lysosomes

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42
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number varies with function and energy needs of cell

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mitchondria

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43
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“powerhouse” of the cell

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mitchondria

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44
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complex network of fibers within cytoplasm

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cytoskeleton

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45
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3 types of cytoskeleton

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microtubules
microfilaments
intermediate filaments

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46
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short and numerous

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cilia

47
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function: move cell

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flagella

48
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long- usually just one

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flagella

49
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sweep “stuff”

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cilia

50
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cellular respiration equation

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C6H1206 + O2 -> CO2 + H2O + energy

51
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contraste chromatin and chromosomes

A

DNA within nucleus as long, thin threads- chromatin

when preparing to divide, DNA becomes highly coiled and condensed -chromosomes

52
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how many chromosomes do human cells have

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46 chromosomes - 23 pairs

53
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mircotubules- cytoskeleton

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thickest; straight hollow rods

54
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microfilament- cytoskeleton

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thinnest; solid rods of protein

55
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intermediate filaments- cytoskeleton

A

helps maintain cell shape; anchor certain organelles in place

56
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how do our body cells get energy

A

from food
Digestive system breaks complex polymers down into monomers-simple molecules absorbed- carried to our cells- some used to make ATP

57
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the breakdown of glucose without O2

A

fermentation

58
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difference between cellular respiration and fermentation

A

cellular- requires O2

fermentation- doesn’t

59
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name of C6H12O6

A

D-glucose

60
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4 phases of cellular respiration

A

glycolysis
transition reaction
citric acid cycle
electron transport chain

61
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where does glycolysis occur in the cell

A

cytoplasm

62
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where does transition reaction occur in the cell

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mitochondria

63
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where does citric acid cycle occur in the cell

A

mitochondria

64
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where does electron transport chain occur in the cell

A

mitochondria

65
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total yield of ATP for cellular respiration and fermentation

A

c.r.- 36 ATP

fer-2 ATP glucose

66
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which is more energy efficient- cellular respiration or fermentation

A

cellular respiration

67
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how many ATP are formed throughout the process of cellular respiration

A

36 atp

68
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during what parts of cellular respiration were they made

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2 during glycolysis, 2 during citric acid cycle, 32 during ETC

69
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what is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic

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aerobic- oxygen is required

anaerobic- oxygen is not required

70
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what happens to CO2 that is made during cellular respiration

A

diffused out of cells into blood and taken to lungs to be exhaled

71
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since not all of glucose energy is used to make atp what happens to the rest of the energy

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the rest is lost as heat

72
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explain the condition in which fermentation occurs

A

process stops at end of glycolysis

73
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where does lactic acid fermentation occur

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in body

74
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when does lactic acid fermentation occur

A

we make lactic acid in our muscles cells when theres not enough O2 to make more ATP

75
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lactic acid builds up in muscles

A

cramping

76
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when O2 is finally available

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lactic acid is transported to liver and converted to continue on in the aerobic cellular respiration process

77
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turner syndrome

A

xo

78
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klinefelter syndrome

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xxy

79
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triple x syndrome

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xxx

80
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jacob syndrome

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xyy

81
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example of prokaryotic cell

A

bacteria

82
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example of eukaryotic cell

A

all other organisms, including animals

83
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2 major components of the plasma membrane

A

phospholipid

84
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the movement of a substance from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration to a region of lower concentration with the aid of a membrane protein

A

facilitated diffusion

85
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list the 2 means of transport that require a protein carrier

A

active and facilitated diffusion

86
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explain the relationship between the rough er, golgi apparatus, and lysosomes

A

rough er does protein synthesis-golgi receives protein filled vesicles from er-produces lysosomes and vesicles.

87
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set of interconnected, flattened membranous sacs

A

golgi complex

88
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cellular energy is in what form

A

ATP

89
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the purpose of cellular respiration

A

break down carbohydrates and sugars in order to use the energy stored in them (ATP) the energy currency of the cell—–make ATP

90
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purpose of fermentation

A

breakdown glucose without oxygen

91
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where does the carbohydrates and oxygen of cellular respiration come from

A

carbs from glucose

oxygen from body

92
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contains genetic info that is passed on from generation to generation

A

nucleus

93
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openings in the nuclear envelope

A

nuclear pores

94
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allow communication between nucleus and cytoplasm

A

nuclear pores

95
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region in nucleus where ribosomal RNA is produced

A

nucleolus

96
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where amino acids are assembled into proteins

A

ribosomes

97
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found in two forms:freely in cytoplasm or attached to rough er

A

ribosomes

98
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secretes substances out of cell through membrane

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golgi complex

99
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made by rough er and processed in the golgi complex

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lysosomes

100
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contains digestive enzymes

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lysosomes

101
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digest ingested materials and destroy nonfunctional organelles

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lysosomes

102
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converts carbs to atp through cellular respiration

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mitochondria

103
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complex network of fibers within cytoplasm

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cytoskeleton

104
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when does fermentation occur

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when there is no oxygen and process stops at end of glycolysis

105
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nuclear division that results in identical body cells

A

mitosis

106
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nuclear division that creates gametes

A

meiosis

107
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cytoplasm division

A

cytokinesis

108
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used for diagnostic purposes to check for irregularities in number or structure of chromosomes

A

karyotypes

109
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type of nuclear division that reduces the chromosome number from diploid number to haploid number

A

meiosis

110
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meiosis I results in what

A

2 daughter cells each with one set of chromosomes

111
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exchange of genetic material between non sister chromatids

A

crossing over

112
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trisomy 21

A

down syndrome

113
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meiosis in male and results in 4 sperm

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spermatogenesis

114
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meiosis in female and results in 1 egg and 3 nonfunctional polar bodies

A

oogensis

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