Download - Types of Cells Cell Processes The Microscope
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- Types of Cells
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- Cell Processes
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- The Microscope
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- Vocabulary matters
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- Cell Organelles
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- Potluck
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- $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Types of Cells Cell Functions The Microscope Vocabulary Matters Parts of a Cell Potluck
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- Cells without membrane bound organelles.give BOTH the general term and the specific name
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- What are prokaryotes..bacteria
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- Cells with large central vacuoles, cell walls, and chloroplasts
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- What are plant cells?
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- Broad term for organisms that have cells with a membrane- bound organelles
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- What are eukaryotes?
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- These non- nucleated blood cells carry oxygen to areas of the body it is needed
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- What are red blood cells?
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- This type of blood cell is involved with the immune system.
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- What are white blood cells?
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- Produces the energy molecule ATP for use in cellular processes
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- What is cellular respiration?
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- Seen autotrophs, this process produces food for the organism
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- What is photosynthesis?
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- Term for asexual reproduction in bacteria
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- What is binary fission?
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- Occurs at the ribosome based on DNAs instructions
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- What is protein synthesis?
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- The maintenance of an organisms internal environment such as pH, temperature etc.
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- What is homeostasis?
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- Magnification of the eyepiece of our light microscopes
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- What is 10X?
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- The name of the objective we always begin with to focus?
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- What is the scanning/low power objective?
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- The total magnification is 100X, this objective was used to view a sample
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- What is the 10X objective?
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- An oil emersion lens is used to view bacteria. The total magnification would be 1000X thus the objective lens would be..
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- What is 100X
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- This is usually performed on thinly sliced specimens, or samples, in order to be viewed through the microscope
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- What is staining
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- Whip-like tail that aids in cell movement
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- What is flagella?
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- Macromolecule found in the nucleus and contains genetic information
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- What is DNA?
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- Energy molecule formed during cellular respiration at the mitochondria
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- What is ATP?
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- Process by which bacteria exchange genetic information through their pili
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- What is Conjugation
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- Lysosome contain enzymes and is known mainly for this process
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- What the digestion?
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- packages proteins inside the cell before they are sent to their destination
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- What is a Golgi body/apparatus?
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- Area of cellular respiration
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- What is a mitochondrion?
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- On this rough ER, the studs named ______ are the organelles where ______ occurs
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- What are ribosomes protein synthesis
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- Site of photosynthesis
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- What is the chloroplast?
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- Area that surrounds the membrane in both plants and bacteria. Gives support and rigidity.
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- What are cell walls?
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- General term given to organisms that have cells that are membrane bound
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- What is eukaryotic?
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- Circular organelle that contains DNA, a ______, is found only in _________
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- What is a plasmid. bacteria?
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- Organelle that maintains mostly water, sugars and waste in this cell
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- What is the central vacuole?
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- Plants have these organelles whereas animals do not (name two)
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- What are the: cell wall chloroplast Large Central Vacuole
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- BONUS: When discussing means of an organisms nourishment, Plants are ______ whereas animals are _______
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- What is autotrophic and heterotrophic
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