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what are the three componants that all cells posses
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1) the outer plasma membrane
2) the cytoplasm 3) DNA |
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what is the difference between organic compounds and inorganic compounds?
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organic compounds- contain carbon, come from living things
inorganic compounds- dont contain carbon (with some exceptions) dont come from living things |
watch organic or inorganic identification video by doug wilhelm on youtube.
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Is glass organic or inorganic?
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inorganic. does not come from a living thing, does not contain carbon
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glass comes from sand, sand comes from rocks, rocks are non-living
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glucose (C6H12O6) organic or inorganic?
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glucose is a fancy name for sugar, sugar comes from plant, plant is a living thing= organic
contains carbon= organic |
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what are the main characteristics of living things
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movement
respiration sensitivity growth reproduction exretion nutrition |
Mrs Gren
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what is a nucleous
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membrane bound structure that contains chromosomes which consists of DNA, containing the hereditary information and instructions for cell growth, development and reproduction
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most prominant organell
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what organell is responsible for cell reproduction, development and growth
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the nucleous
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what is the nucleolis?
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acts like a ribasome factory, responsible for manufacturing the ribosomal subunits by transcribing DNA into 3 mature RNA's (mRNA) and packaging it together with specific proteins before transporting the subunits out into the cytoplasm.
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ribasome factory
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what is the most prominant organell in the nucleous?
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the nucleolis
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what organelle is responsible for transcribing DNA into 3 mRNA's and packaging them with proteins before sending them to the cytoplasm
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the nucleolis
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what are ribosomes?
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small organelles found in the cells of all living things. made up of two smaller subunits.
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what is the roles of ribasomes
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produce a variety of proteins from simple genetic instructions. when it is time for the ribasomes to make a protein, the two subunits combine with the messanger RNA (mRNA) and start the protein synthesis.
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what cells are ribasomes found in.
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both prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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what part of the cell is ribasomes found in?
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in the cytasol or endoplasmic reticulum
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how many subunits make up a ribasome in a eukaryotes cell?
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60-s/ 40-s
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how many subunits make up a ribasome in a prokaryotic cell?
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50-s/30-s
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what is the plasma membrane, what is it made of?
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the outer membrane of a cell that is made up of 2 layers of phospholipids with embedded proteins.
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what is the plasma membrane responsible for?
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seperates contents of cell from outside environment amd regulates what enteres the cell.
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what is cytoplasm
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the thick solution that fills each cell composed of predomenantly water, salts and proteins.
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what is the role of cytoplasm
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it uses its enzymes to break down glucose into pyruvate molecules so that they can be passed on to the mitochondria. because mitochondra cannot use glucose as fuel.
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what is the mitochondria responsible for
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acts like a digestive system. takes in nutrience, breaks them down, and creates energy rich molecules for the cell. untimatly they are responsible for keeping the cell full of energy
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where are mitochondrias found?
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floating freely
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how many mitochondrias are in each cell. give an example.
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anywhere from only a few to several thousand depending on the needs of the cell. muscle cells need alot of energy, therfor they have loads
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