Chapter 4: The Incredible Cell
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Chapter 4: The Incredible Cell
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Theory and Size
Proks and Euks/ Plants and Animal
cells
The Structures
The Functions
Hodgepodge
FINAL ROUND
Theory and Size
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A part of cell theory is that all living cells come from………………….
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Theory and Size
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All living things are composed of these
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Theory and Size
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As a cell increases in size, this grows faster than this……………
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Theory and Size
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The ratio of surface area to volume is important because of………………………
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Theory and Size
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A cell that is a ___________size is more efficient than a ____________size because materials can move in and out more quickly, thereby supplying the needs of the cell.
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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
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A Eukaryote contains this structure, whereas a prokaryotes does not contain this structure (contains DNA and directs cellular activity)
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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
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The prokaryote also has these protein synthesizing structures. They are somewhat smaller than those found in a eukaryote cell.
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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
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Plant cells always contain these photosynthetic structures that prokaryote and animal cells do not.
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Prokaryotes/Plants/Animals/Eukaryotes
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Eukaryotes always have a nucleus and these membrane bound structures.
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Prokaryotes/Eukaryotes/Plant/Animal Cells
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A solution with a pH of 2 is added to a solution with a pH of 9. The net affect of this combination would be this?
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The Structures
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These structures are responsible for photosynthesis and are found in plant cells
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These structures
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These structures are responsible for cellular respiration ( the production of ATP using food)
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The Structures
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A flattened series of sacs that act as a post office. They receive molecules, modifiy molecules, ship them out
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The Structure
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A dense region inside the nucleus that produces ribosomes for protein synthesis
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The Structure
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Contains 3 dimensions of tubes that act to reinforce the internal support of the cell.
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The Function
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These contain digestive enzymes that act to recycle organelles, break down bacteria, break down food
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The Function
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These organelles function to produce sugar from carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light in a process of photosynthesis
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The Function
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These function to produce ATP by breaking down glucose in the process of cellular respiration
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The Function
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These function to detoxify alcohol and break down fatty acids.
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The Function
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This structure is found in a nucleus and is responsible for producing ribosomal RNA
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Hodgepodge
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The hypothesis that states that a small cell lived inside a larger cell to benefit both cells is called this……………….
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Hodgepodge
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These vacuoles function to remove excess water from a cell
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These fill with water in a plant cell and create “turgor” pressure because they are filled.
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These structures produce phospholipids, steroids and store calcium in the muscle cells. They are part of the endomembrane system
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A connected set of membranes that consist of the nuclear envelope, the ER, the GA and vacuoles and function as an internal assembly line process is called this?
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FINAL ROUND Question
These structures are found free floating in the cytoplasm and also bound to rough endoplasmic reticulum for the purpose of protein synthesis. What are these structures found in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes calle?
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