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Name the 6 cellular machines Protistae have
1. plasma membrane
2. GA
3. C/F
4. ER
5. mt
6. plastids
Describe the 3 body types of protists
1. colonial
2. some change(parasitic)
3. encystment
What is an encystment?
when a protist forms a cyst to stay resistant
How do Protists get nutrients?
Can be autotrophic, heterotrophic(holozoic), or osmotrphic(saprozoic)
What is a phagosome?
a food vacuole protists create to engulf their food.
What is a cytostome?
mouth structure for protists
Cytopyge(cytopropt)
Waste expulsion in Protists
How do protists reproduce?
asexual: Binary fission, budding
sexual: syngamy, autogamy, conjugation
Syngamy
nuclei from different individuals fuse(cross)
Autogamy
nuclei from same individual fuse(self fert)
Conjugation
exchange betweeen two individuals
Is fluid moved parallel to cell surface or cell axis when using a Flagellum to move?
Axis. cilia is cell surface
Cirri
cilia that have been fused together
Axoneme
Extension of the plasma membrane. Has 9 doublets of microtubes with 2 microtubes in the middle(9+2). The kinetosome at the base has a 9+3 arrangement.
Name the types of locomotion/feeding used by protists.
Flagella/cilia, axoneme, pseudopod
name the 4 types of pseudopods
Lopopodic(wide), Eilipodic(thin), reticulopodic(joined; looks like a horn), and exopodic(MTs inside are shot out to engulf prey quickly)
Explain how the Lobopodia moves
ENDOPLASM fountain(sol) moves thru ECTOPLASM(GEL). it pushes the HYLINE CAP outward. the SOL becomes the GEL and it continues