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cells and diffusion
Cells and diffusion test review
Question | Answer |
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prokaryotes | cells without a nucleus |
eukaryotes | cells with a nucleus |
cytoskeleton | protien structures taht hepl maintain the cell shape |
cell theroy | 1. call cells come from pre existing cells 2. all cells are the baic form of life. 3. all living thigs are made of cells |
nucleus | controlls the cell, contains DNA and chromosomes. usually round |
nuclear membrane | regulates what goes in and out of the nucleus |
nucleolus | produces RNA and ribosomes |
ribosomes | produce protein |
RER | looks like folded towels, transports and synthesis of important products |
cytoplasm | 85% water, holdes all organells in the cell |
vacuole | storage for plants, very large, also digest |
cell membrance | water like refred to as the fluid mosaic modle |
lysomes | digest food in the cell, and also a storage of food in an animal cell |
mitochondria | power house of a cell, produces ATP |
golgi apparatus | looks liek flattened pancakes, and it is the UPS of the cell and transport out of the cell |
centriole | hepl in the reproduction of cells |
cell wall | made of mostly cellulose, only found in plants |
chloroplast | where photosynthesis occurs in a plant cell |
exeptions to cell theory? | viruses- use a host cell to carry out life functions, 2. the first cell, 3 mitochondria and chloropast have their own DNA bein able to reproduce |
what is diffusion | movement of a substance from a High to a Low concentration of area |
what is the name of water diffusing? | Osmosis |
active transport is? | the movement of liquid from a Low to a High area of concentration |
another word for diffusion? | passive transport |
what part of a lipid is hydrophilic? | head |
what part of the lipid is hydrophobic | tail |
when can a cell swell? | when water difuses into a cell |
when can a cell shrink? | when the cell is placed in a hypertonic situation |
cyclosis is? | the movement of chloropast around the cell |
why must starch be broken down? | the starch cell is too large for cells to take in. first it must be broken into simple sugars like glucose so it may difuse into the cell |
phagocytosis | when a cell eats another cell for nutriants |
pinocytosis | when a cell squeezes a cell for its liquid |
exocytosis | when a cell removes of waste by difusing with a vacuole |