Prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes
Cell Transport!
Organelles
Cell Transport Also!
Plants Cells vs Animal Cells
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"An organism who's cell lacks a nucleus and other membrane bound organelles" Describes this type of cell
What is a prokaryotic cell?
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An arrow representing the distribution of high to low concentration of particles is called this
What is a concentration gradient?
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TRUE or FALSE: A ribosome is considered a membrane bound organelle
What is FALSE?
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TRUE or FALSE?
Active transport is able to occur even without energy input (ATP)
What is FALSE?
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TRUE or FALSE
Both plant cells and animal cells contain mitochondria
What is TRUE?
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ALL cells have a cell membrane made up of...
What are phospholipids?
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The dots are moving by this type of passive transport
What is facilitated diffusion?
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Ribosomes are produced here
What is the nucleolus?
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If a cell wanted to bring in a liquid, it would do this process
What is pinocytosis?
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This is the name of the additional boundary plant cells have outside their cell membranes
What is the cell wall?
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The way DNA in prokaryotes is described
What is free-floating DNA?
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Endocytosis where the cell requires incoming substances to bind to a receptor is called...
What is receptor-mediated endocytosis?
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This is what ER stands for
What is Endoplasmic Reticulum?
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The cell membrane is described as 'semi permeable', which means this...
What is meaning only select molecules can get in or out?
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In addition to additional protection for the plant cells, the cell wall also offers this function
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The word Prokayote ("pro-karyon") refers to this
What is before-nucleus?
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After ATP has binded to a protein to allow for active transport, it turns into ADP because...
What is it looses a phosphate? (Adenoside TRIphosphate to Adenosine DIphosphate)
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A muscle cell consumes a great amount of energy. Based on this, muscle cells likely have a high concentration of this organelle.
What is mitochondria?
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In simple diffusion, small, non-polar molecules pass through the cell membrane between...
What are phospholipids?
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Animal cells have small temporary versions of this organelle while plant cells have one large permanent one
What are vacuoles?
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Give a specific example of a prokaryote
What is [a prokaryote]?
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[DRAWN ON A BOARD]
The two types of transport occurring in this picture (be specific which is doing which)
What is triangles doing facilitated diffusion / passive transport?
What is dots doing active transport?
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This is the difference in FUNCTION of the smooth ER and rough ER
What is the smooth ER is involved in detoxification and making some lipids, and the rough ER is involved with protein production and transport?
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In active transport and facilitated diffusion, particles pass through these macromolecules
What are proteins? (channel proteins)
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In order for materials to exit the cell via exocytosis, they must use this organelle to travel to the cell membrane
What is a vesicle?