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Cell theory


1. All living things are made up of _____


2. All cells come from ____ _____


3. Cells are the ______ and ______ unit of life.

Cells


Pre existing cells


Structural functional

Synthesis of molecules determines the _____ and ________

Structure function

Reproduction make new cells and pass _____ to the next _______

Genes


Generation

Eukaryotic cells have _____ _____ nucleus. Example: ________



Membrane bound


Animal cells

Three main parts of animal cell


_______ permeable _______ separates the intracellular and extracellular material.

Selectively


Phospholipid

What model is used to describe structure of the cell membrane?



Specializations of cell membrane include: ____ _____ _____

Fluid mosaic model


Cilia flagellum microvilli

The movement of substances without use of ATP is called _____ _____.


Diffusion is the movement of substances from an area of _____ concentration to area of _____ concentration


.

Passive transport.


Higher


Lower

Simple diffusion is when substances move _____ through _______ bilayer. Simple diffusion is limited by ____ or ______

Directly


Phospholipid


Size


Solubility


Most ____ _____ soluble molecules do not diffuse through plasma membrane

Non lipid

Facilitated diffusion occurs when substances diffuse through plasma membrane with aid of what?


Carrier protein

Osmosis is the simple diffusion of ______ through a selectively permeable membrane. Based on ________ of a solution

Water


Tonicity

Tonicity is the ability of a solution to change _____ and ______ of a,cell by altering water content.


Three examples:

Size


Shape


Hypotonic


Hypotonic


Isotonic

Low NaCl (solute) in H2O solution results in excess h20 rushing into Red blood cell- this is a ______ solution

Hypotonic

Equal amounts of solutes in solution and red blood cell is known as a _____ solution.

Isotonic

High solute NaCl in solution, causing H20 to come out of the cell to try to equalize ratio (shrinkage) - called ______ solution

Hypertonic solution

Active transport is the movement of a substance thru a cell membrane by the use of a _____ & ______

Carrier protein and ATP

Vesicular transport is movement of substance through cell membrane using _____ & ______.

Vesicles


ATP

Taking substances into the cell using vesicles and ATP.


Moving substances out the cell using vesicles and ATP

Endocytosis


Exocytosis

Aerobic respiration helps in the production of ______, by breaking down ____ in the presence of _____.

34-38 ATP


Glucose


Oxygen

Anaerobic respiration glucose breaks down to give _____ and ______

Lactic acid


2 ATP


Protein synthesis: DNA is transcribed into ______ and translated (with tRNA into amino acid sequence=protein synthesized.

mRNA

Mitosis is _____ division that produces ____ new cells that are genetically _____

Nuclear


2


Identical

Meisos is _____ nuclear division of a cell that produces cells with _____ the chromosome count of the original cell. Produces ______ (half chromosome) gametes.

Reductive


Half


Haploid