cell stucture

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What is phylogeny?

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Which domain of life does mitochondria belong to?

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Which domain is most closely related to archaea

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How many chromosomes do Prokaryotes have?

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Which of the followings are common features in cells of all domains

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Eukaryotes.....

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DNA floats around in prokaryotes

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How many lipid bilayers do cell membranes have

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Which image best describes the cell membrane

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O2 and CO2 pass freely through the membrane of a cell because they are substances which are...

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Cholesterol is increases the fluidity of the phosplipid bilayer

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Which domain rRNA selection composed of 5s,16s,and 23s

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Eukaryotes have ribosomes free just in the cytoplasm

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Eukaryotic DNA is linear and found within the nucleus

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What is the name of the complex of proteins and chromosomes

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What is the name of the protein which holds the shape of the nucleus

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Where is RNA synthesized?

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Bacterial DNA is found in 2 locations

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Plasmids...

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Which systems and organelles are not found in animal cells that are found in plant cells

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The cytoplasm doesn't contain organelles

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microfilaments are the largest fibers in the cytoskeleton

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What are the functions for the cytoskeleton

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Mirco tubules are hollow

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what is the function of the microtubules

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The centrosome is made up of two centrioles

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The centrosome is a

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Microfilaments are solid rods comprising a twisted double
chain of

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the 3D cortex of the microfiliaments to change the cells shape

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bundles of the microfilament make up the core ore microvilli in the intestinal cells

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In muscle cells...

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Myosin and ...... help in the movement of cells and are very important in muscles

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What are the functions of the intermediate filaments

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What the difference between the smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum

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smooth ER secretes glycoprotiens

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What are the functions of the smooth ER

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which organelles make up the endomembrane sytstem

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The Golgi apparatus manufactures.....

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what is the name of the process where Vesicles leave golgi and may fuse with plasma membrane to
secrete contents

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lysomes are sacs of ...... enzymes which can digest macromolecules (proteins, fats,
polysaccharides, nucleic acids

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what is the name given when a cell engulfs another

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autophagy is the process where lysomes

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The vacuole contains, oxygen, carbon and chlorophyll

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both eukaryotes and prokaryotes have mitochondria

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Mitochondria is where...

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What is the name for the double membrane: a smooth outer membrane and an inner membrane folded

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mitochondria have their own ribosomes and DNA

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Chlorophyll contain chloroplast

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Most cells synthesize and secrete materials that are external to the plasma membrane

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The cell walls of Fungi are made of

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which of the following are is NOT in the extra cellular matrix of animal cells

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he extracellular matrix bind to the receptor proteins in the plasma membrane called integrins

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Which 2 of the following are NOT functions of the ECM

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Which of the following is a plant cell junction

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prokaryotes have organelles

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which of the following are found inside a microbial cells

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Magnetosomes are magnetic enclusions in cells allow

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Gas vesicles sink in prokaryotic cells

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Gas vesicle are bouyant as it allows the microograsims to move up and down o the cytoplasm allowing for optimum light absorption. As some microorganisms photosynthesis

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Prokaryotes produce spores for reporduction

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Which of the following isnt a factor for the dispersal of spore in hardy environment soil

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The composition of peptidoglycan in bacteria is..

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antibiotic drugs target the cell walls of bacteria, which one is easiest to destoy

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Capsule/slime layers.....

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the movement of flagella is based on

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to benefit cellular exchange bacterial will have

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what do Archaea and eukarya have in common but not bacteria

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Acheae are the highest tolerating domain

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Endosymbiont theory is the idea that Mitochondria and chloroplasts took up residence in Eukarya eons ago
- First a non-photosynthetic prokaryote formed an endosymbiont relationship with a host - Subsequently, a photosynthetic prokaryote was engulfed Result = a single organism

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what would you NOT consider to define life?

main focuses The structure and function of membranes (introduction) • Phylogeny (introduction) • The divisions of life • Differences between plant, animal and microbial cells • What is an organelle • Endosymbiont theory

cell stucture

What is phylogeny?

Which domain of life does mitochondria belong to?

Which domain is most closely related to archaea

How many chromosomes do Prokaryotes have?

Which of the followings are common features in cells of all domains

Eukaryotes.....

DNA floats around in prokaryotes

How many lipid bilayers do cell membranes have

Which image best describes the cell membrane

O2 and CO2 pass freely through the membrane of a cell because they are substances which are...

Cholesterol is increases the fluidity of the phosplipid bilayer

Which domain rRNA selection composed of 5s,16s,and 23s

Eukaryotes have ribosomes free just in the cytoplasm

Eukaryotic DNA is linear and found within the nucleus

What is the name of the complex of proteins and chromosomes

What is the name of the protein which holds the shape of the nucleus

Where is RNA synthesized?

Bacterial DNA is found in 2 locations

Plasmids...

Which systems and organelles are not found in animal cells that are found in plant cells

Microfilaments are solid rods comprising a twisted double
chain of