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What produces RNA?
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Nucleolus
(located in nucleus) |
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What modifies the protein that is produced by ribosomes?
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Golgi Apparatus
(alos produces lysosomes) |
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What do ribosomes produce?
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proteins
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What are vacuoles that contain enzymes called?
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Lysosomes
(will digest organic molecules) |
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What does the mitochondria produce?
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ATP produces cholesterol
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What produces RNA?
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Nucleolus
(located in nucleus) |
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What modifies the protein that is produced by ribosomes?
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Golgi Apparatus
(alos produces lysosomes) |
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What do ribosomes produce?
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proteins
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What are vacuoles that contain enzymes called?
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Lysosomes
(will digest organic molecules) |
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What does the mitochondria produce?
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ATP produces cholesterol
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What is the name of the network of channels passing through the cytoplasm?
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Rough endoplasmic reticulum
(have ribosomes attached to them) |
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces?
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Lipids and carbohydrates
(no ribosomes attached) |
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The process where RNA picks up the coded message from DNA is called?
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Transcription
(interpreting the message:translation) |
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What cell organelle is responsible for turning a protein molecule into a glycoprotein?
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Golgi apparatus
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What cell organelle is located inside the nucleus?
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Nucleolus
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Which cell organelle consists of enzymes that can be used to digest large organic molecules?
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Lysosomes
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Glycolipids are associated with which layer of the cell membrane?
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Outer layer
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Which membrane structure creates the pores of the cell?
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Protein
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Which cell organelle makes ATP? (Adenosine triphosphate)
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Mitochondria
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Which cell organelle produces lysosomes?
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Golgi Apparatus
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Identify the cell organelle that is involved in producing carbohydrates?
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces carbs and lipids
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Which endoplasmic reticulum lacks ribosomes?
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Smooth
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The cell membrane structure that is only located in the outer layer is?
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the glycolipid molecule
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How many layers make up the cell membrane?
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2
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Large molecules cannot pass through the cell membrane and must therefore pass through what?
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Protein channels
(Example glucose) |
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Water always flows from the hypotonic area to?
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The hypertonic area.
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The osmotic term refers to water or solute?
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Solute
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Hypertonic means the cellular fluid?
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consists of more solutes
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cell reproduction phases?
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Interphase
Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis |
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If a cell consists of 25% solutes and the solution the cells is exposed to consists of 30% solutes the cell would be considered What to the solution (hypotonic or hypertonic?)
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Hypotonic
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If a cell consists of 90% water and the solution the cell is exposed to consists of 80% the cell would be considered(hypertonic or hypotonic) to the solution?
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Hypotonic
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The phase of cell reproduction where the paired chromatids are lining up in the middle of the nucleus region is called?
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Metaphase
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When the nuclear region is pinching in two resulting in two new nuclei?
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Telophase
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Where the cell membrane is pinching in two resulting in two new cells?
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cytokinesis
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The first phase of mitosis is called?
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Prophase
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The first phase of the cell life cycle is called?
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interphase
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The phase of cell reproduction where chromatids are forming is called?
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interphase
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you can see the paired chromatids at what phase?
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prophase
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What phase does chemotherapy drugs affect cells?
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anaphase
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Streptomycin kills bacteria by not allowing them to produce what?
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protein.
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A cell that is exposed to a hypertonic environment will?
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dehydrate
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Which cell organelle produces proteins?
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Ribosomes
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Transcription occurs where?
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DNA molecule
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Translation occurs where?
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at the ribosomes
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The most abundant molecule that makes up the cell membrane is the
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Phospholipid
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