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WorksheetsCHAPTER 4
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
__________ = study of Cells
Cytology
Histology
Pathology
Virology
______________ - (1635-1703) • English physician • Observed microscopic cavities in cork • First to use the word “cell” • Reminded him of the small rooms occupied by monks
Robert Hooke
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
Matthias Schleiden
Theodor Schwann
______________ - (1632-1723) • Dutch microscopist • “animalcules”
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
Robert Hooke
Louis Pasteur
Gregor Mendel
______________ – (1838) • plants composed of cells
Matthias Schleiden
Theodor Schwann
Rudolf Virchow
Robert Hooke
______________ – (1838) • animals composed of cells
Theodor Schwann
Matthias Schleiden
Rudolf Virchow
Robert Hooke
______________ – (1858) • all cells come from pre-existing cells
Rudolf Virchow
Robert Hooke
Theodor Schwann
Matthias Schleiden
1. All organisms made of _________
cells
atoms
molecules
tissues
2. Cell is basic unit of _____ & _______
structure, function
growth, division
energy, metabolism
life, reproduction
3. Cells come from _________ cells.
pre-existing
newborn
foreign
dead
Cell Size – Most are ________
small
large
round
flat
Small because need ________ surface area of plasma membrane (relative to ________) to allow nutrients/waste to enter/exit.
large, volume
small, area
thin, thickness
thick, mass
__________ area to ______________ ratio requires that cells be small.
Surface, volume
Volume, surface
Mass, density
Length, width
Small cells have ___ surface area to volume ratio. Advantage for exchange of molecules
high
low
equal
negative
Large cells – ratio _______: Decreases efficiency of exchange of molecules in and out
low
high
constant
variable
Microscopy Today: 2 types of microscopes 1. ______________________________ ______________ passes through specimen ______________ through series of glass lenses Image formed on human ______________ Magnification up to ______________X Resolution of objects separated by _____________ (5000X better than human eye.)
Light microscope, Light, Focused, eye, 2000, 0.2 micrometers
Electron microscope, Electrons, Scattered, retina, 10000, 0.02 micrometers
Compound microscope, Protons, Refracted, cornea, 500, 2 micrometers
Phase contrast microscope, Neutrons, Reflected, lens, 100, 1 micrometer
______________________________ passes through specimen. Focused by set of ________________ lenses. Image formed on ____________________________. Magnification greater than ______________ microscope. Resolution separated by ______________.
Electron microscope, Electron beam, electromagnetic, fluorescent screen or photographic film, light, 0.002 micrometers
Light microscope, Light beam, glass, retina or digital sensor, electron, 0.2 micrometers
Electron microscope, Light beam, glass, retina or digital sensor, electron, 0.2 micrometers
Light microscope, Electron beam, electromagnetic, fluorescent screen or photographic film, light, 0.002 micrometers
2 types of Cells: 1. ____________________ 2. ____________________
1. Eukaryotic 2. Prokaryotic
1. Animal 2. Plant
1. Aerobic 2. Anaerobic
1. Red 2. White
____________________ nucleus Structurally larger Structurally more complex Found in _____ Domains 1. ____________________ 2. ____________________
Eukaryotic nucleus; Found in 2 Domains: 1. Animals 2. Plants (or Fungi/Protists depending on curriculum)
Prokaryotic nucleus; Found in 1 Domain: 1. Bacteria
Eukaryotic nucleus; Found in 3 Domains: 1. Bacteria 2. Archaea 3. Eukarya
Prokaryotic nucleus; Found in 2 Domains: 1. Archaea 2. Bacteria
____________________ a nucleus Structurally smaller Structurally simpler Found in ________ Domain 1. ____________________
Lacking a nucleus; Found in 1 Domain: 1. Bacteria (or Archaea depending on curriculum)
Containing a nucleus; Found in 2 Domains: 1. Eukarya
Lacking a cell wall; Found in Animalia Domain
Having multiple nuclei; Found in Fungi Domain
One of the most ____________ and ____________ life forms on earth.
abundant; ancient
rare; modern
fragile; new
scarce; recent
Found everywhere, i.e. ____________, ____________, ________ & ____________ other organisms
soil, water, air, inside
mountains, rivers, deserts, outside
plants, animals, rocks, above
cities, villages, forests, below
______________ cells on the planet
Most numerous
Largest
Smallest
Fastest
Can cause ________________
diseases
happiness
machines
buildings
__________________ important – decomposers
Ecologically
Mathematically
Musically
Historically
Manipulated ________________________ - industrial chemicals, drug, human insulin.
genetically
chemically
mechanically
naturally
Prokaryotic Structure – very ________________
simple; 1-5 micrometers wide & 1-10 micrometers long
complex; 10-50 micrometers wide & 20-100 micrometers long
multicellular; 100-200 micrometers wide & 200-500 micrometers long
specialized; 50-100 micrometers wide & 100-200 micrometers long
3 basic shapes: 1. __________ (rigid) and ____________ (flexible)- spiral shaped 2. ________________ - spherical shaped 3. __________________ - rod shaped
1. Spirilla (rigid) and Spirochetes (flexible)- spiral shaped 2. Cocci - spherical shaped 3. Bacilli - rod shaped
1. Bacilli (rigid) and Cocci (flexible)- spiral shaped 2. Spirilla - spherical shaped 3. Spirochetes - rod shaped
1. Cocci (rigid) and Bacilli (flexible)- spiral shaped 2. Spirochetes - spherical shaped 3. Spirilla - rod shaped
1. Spirochetes (rigid) and Spirilla (flexible)- spiral shaped 2. Bacilli - spherical shaped 3. Cocci - rod shaped
________________________ consist of 3
Prokaryotic cell envelope
Eukaryotic cell wall
Mitochondrial membrane
Nuclear envelope
1. __________________________ - phospholipid bilayer embedded & peripheral proteins regulate entrance & exit of molecules
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Cell wall
2. __________________________ - peptidoglycan unique to bacteria maintain shape of cell
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
3. __________________________ - layer of polysaccharides on outside
Glycocalyx; Capsule well organized & hard to remove; Slime layer not well organized; washes off
Peptidoglycan; Main component of bacterial cell wall
Flagella; Used for motility
Fimbriae; Used for attachment
Inside is __________________________:
cytoplasm
nucleus
cell wall
mitochondria
__________________ - solution bounded by plasma membrane contains ________________, ____________ & ____________
Cytoplasm; water, enzymes, nutrients
Nucleus; DNA, RNA, proteins
Mitochondria; ATP, lipids, carbohydrates
Vacuole; salts, pigments, toxins
__________________ - location of _______________ chromosome _______________ single DNA molecule
Nucleoid; bacterial; circular
Nucleus; plant; linear
Mitochondria; animal; double-stranded
Chloroplast; algal; fragmented
__________________ - protein synthesis _______________ than Eukaryotic ribosomes
Ribosome; smaller
Mitochondria; larger
Nucleus; faster
Chloroplast; slower
__________________ (some) small, additional rings of _______________/______________ DNA used in labs to _______________/______________ DNA
Plasmids; circular/extra; transfer/manipulate
Chromosomes; linear/primary; replicate/translate
Enzymes; folded/active; synthesize/breakdown
Ribosomes; protein/RNA; assemble/translate
__________________ (some) contain ________________ bacteria with these are called __________________________
Endospores; genetic material; endospore-forming bacteria
Capsules; harmful; capsule-forming bacteria
Flagella; motile; flagellated bacteria
Plasmids; antibiotic-resistant; plasmid-bearing bacteria
__________________ - present in some; provide motility (movement) Rotates ______________ degrees Some ____________, others ______________ Located - ______________ (at end or random)
Flagella; 360; monotrichous; peritrichous; polar
Cilia; 180; amphitrichous; lophotrichous; central
Pili; 90; atrichous; monotrichous; lateral
Fimbriae; 270; peritrichous; amphitrichous; subpolar
__________________ small; bristle-like fibers for ____________________
Fimbriae; attachment
Flagella; movement
Capsules; protection
Pili; conjugation
__________________ rigid hollow ______________ like structures Used to pass ____________ from one cell to another
Pili; tube; DNA
Flagella; rod; protein
Cilia; filament; RNA
Capsule; sheet; enzymes
Eukaryotic cells: Larger than prokaryotic cells Have a __________________________ - houses DNA
nucleus
mitochondrion
ribosome
cell wall
Specialized __________________________ - compartmentalized - perform specific __________________________ - isolate __________________________
organelles; functions; reactions
cells; processes; membranes
enzymes; activities; organelles
proteins; structures; cells
__________________________ which - separates cell contents from environment - regulates passage of materials in and out - composed of phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins
Plasma membrane
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Cell wall
Origin of the Eukaryotic Cell - Fossil record suggest: 1st cells were __________________________
prokaryotic
eukaryotic
multicellular
photosynthetic
Invagination of plasma ______________ may have produced Nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum & Golgi
membrane
cytoplasm
ribosome
mitochondria
Theory - Energy organelles (mitochondria & chloroplasts) were smaller prokaryotic cells - Engulfed by eukaryotic cell - Eukaryotic benefited - ability to utilize oxygen & synthesize organic food
Endosymbiotic
Photosynthetic
Osmotic
Sympathetic
Eukaryotic Cell is a system of __________________________ organelles that work together to __________________, __________________ and conduct life processes.
membrane-bound; grow; reproduce
cell wall; move; photosynthesize
free-floating; divide; respire
non-membrane; shrink; digest
Specialized cells may have ____________ or ________________ copies of organelles.
more; fewer
less; more
bigger; smaller
smaller; larger
Structure of a Eukaryotic Cell: • __________ in/on organelle membranes produce specific molecules
Enzymes
Ribosomes
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Structure of a Eukaryotic Cell: • They are transported around cell by ________________________
vesicles
ribosomes
nuclei
lysosomes
Structure of a Eukaryotic Cell: • Vesicles move using ____________________ network o Protein fibers are like railroad tracks
cytoskeleton
ribosome
nucleus
mitochondria
Structure of a Eukaryotic Cell: • Some cells have cell __________________________ o outside plasma membrane
wall
nucleus
ribosome
mitochondria
________________________ = command center of the cell; usually near center; contains _____
Nucleus; DNA
Mitochondria; ATP
Ribosome; Protein
Golgi apparatus; Enzymes
________________ = semifluid matrix • Separates nucleus from cytoplasm • double layer membrane • Pores – permit exchange • Contains DNA & proteins • DNA in nondividing cells • Condenses to form chromosomes in cell division
Nucleoplasm
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Ribosome
________________________ = Composed of rRNA • Produces subunits of ribosomes
Nucleolus
Mitochondria
Golgi apparatus
Lysosome
________________________ = site of Protein Synthesis • Composed of rRNA: Large subunit & Small subunit Made in nucleolus • Location Endoplasmic reticulum Free in cytoplasm – Singularity or groups (polyribosome) • Transcription & Translation Gene information copied into mRNA Ribosome receives mRNA Proteins synthesized Cytoplasmic ribosomes proteins stay in cytoplasm ER ribosomal proteins stay in ER
Ribosome
Mitochondria
Lysosome
Golgi apparatus
Series of membranes in the cell that ________________ the cell.
compartmentalize
energize
dehydrate
enlarge
________________ and ________________ of molecules.
Restrict; movement
Increase; temperature
Decrease; pressure
Expand; volume
Restrict ________________ within cell.
movement
growth
division
communication
Can interact because their membranes readily ________________ together.
fuse
separate
harden
dissolve
Consists of:
- __________________________
- __________________________
- __________________________
- __________________________
Endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, vesicles, lysosomes (or other organelles as appropriate)
Nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, chloroplasts
Cell wall, plasma membrane, cytoplasm, nucleolus
Centrioles, microtubules, peroxisomes, vacuole
Endoplasmic Reticulum – System of membrane ____________ and ________________
channels; sacs
tubes; filaments
vesicles; granules
pores; rods
Continuous with membrane of the ________________
nuclear envelope
plasma membrane
mitochondria
Golgi apparatus
1. ____________________ has ribosomes; site of protein synthesis
Rough ER
Smooth ER
Golgi apparatus
Lysosome
2. ____________________ NO ribosomes; site of synthesis of lipids & other molecules
Smooth ER
Rough ER
Golgi apparatus
Nucleus
Golgi Apparatus - Flattened, curved Resemble a “Stack of pancakes” Side facing ER is “______________” or inner face
cis
trans
medial
lateral
Side facing Plasma Membrane is “________________” – outer face
trans
cis
medial
lateral
Vesicles – small, membrane covered sacs that ________________ substances
transport
destroy
color
multiply
used to ____________________ molecules
move
eat
see
hear
__________________________ is a specialized vesicle.
Lysosome
Mitochondrion
Ribosome
Nucleus
__________________________ (not found in plants)
Lysosomes
Mitochondria
Ribosomes
Nucleus
Produced by Golgi apparatus Powerful ________________ enzymes
digestive
hormonal
structural
genetic
Microbodies - contain specialized _______ to perform special ________________ functions. Example: Peroxisomes
enzymes, metabolic
cells, digestive
proteins, reproductive
hormones, structural
Vacuoles - larger than vesicles, store ______________ materials.
various
liquid
gaseous
radioactive
Plant cells typically have a __________________________ vacuole.
central
peripheral
multiple
tiny
Plant cells typically have a central vacuole up to ____________ volume in some cells.
90%
10%
30%
50%
Functions in: • ________________ of water, nutrients, pigments & waste
storage
transport
absorption
evaporation
Functions in: • Development of ________________________________
turgor pressure
chlorophyll
stomata
xylem
Functions in: • ______________ substances used for protection from herbivores
toxic
nutritive
digestive
photosynthetic
__________________________ found in ______ cells, ______ Cells & Some __________. Site of _____________________. Use ______________ energy to make a _________________. From ________________ and ____________________.
Chloroplasts, plant, algal, protists, photosynthesis, light, carbohydrate, carbon dioxide, water
Mitochondria, animal, fungal, bacteria, respiration, chemical, protein, oxygen, glucose
Ribosomes, bacterial, animal, viruses, translation, thermal, lipid, nitrogen, hydrogen
Nucleus, plant, animal, fungi, replication, electrical, nucleic acid, sulfur, methane
Chloroplasts: Inner membrane _____________________________.
encloses stroma
contains ribosomes
stores pigments
produces ATP
Chloroplasts: Forms disc-like _____________________________.
thylakoids
mitochondria
ribosomes
nuclei
Chloroplasts: Contain green pigment ________________ (thylakoid space).
chlorophyll
hemoglobin
melanin
carotene
Chloroplasts: Stacked to form _____________________.
grana
stroma
thylakoids
lamellae
Chloroplasts: Suspended in semi-fluid _____________________.
stroma
matrix
cytosol
nucleoplasm
Chloroplasts: ____________________ that synthesize carbohydrates.
enzymes
hormones
pigments
organelles
Chloroplasts: ____________________ theory – eukaryotic cell engulfed photosynthetic bacteria.
endosymbiotic
osmotic
kinetic
hydrolytic
____________________________ found in nearly ________ eukaryotic cells. Site of ____________________. Break down __________ to produce ____ used by the cell. Uses ____________ and produces _____ and ________.
Mitochondria, all, cellular respiration, carbohydrates, ATP, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water
Chloroplasts, some, photosynthesis, proteins, DNA, sunlight, glucose, oxygen
Ribosomes, all, protein synthesis, lipids, RNA, amino acids, proteins, water
Nucleus, most, genetic storage, nucleic acids, ATP, carbon dioxide, oxygen, glucose
Mitochondria: “__________________ of the Cell”.
Powerhouse
Nucleus
Ribosome
Chloroplast
Mitochondria:
Smaller than chloroplast.
Larger than chloroplast.
Same size as chloroplast.
Do not exist in animal cells.
Mitochondria: Surrounded by a ____________________ membrane. Inner membrane folded to form _____________. Inside is ________________ contains semifluid substance, respiratory ____________________.
double, cristae, matrix, enzymes
single, villi, stroma, ribosomes
triple, lamellae, cytoplasm, hormones
double, thylakoids, nucleoplasm, pigments
Maintains cell __________________________
shape
division
energy
growth
Maintains cell __________________________ of cell and organelles
organization
temperature
color
division
Internal __________________________
framework
network
database
protocol
3 types of macromolecular fibers
1. Actin filaments 2. Intermediate filaments 3. Microtubules
1. Collagen fibers 2. Elastin fibers 3. Reticular fibers
1. Myosin filaments 2. Keratin filaments 3. Desmin filaments
1. DNA strands 2. RNA strands 3. Polysaccharide chains
________ filaments (like twisted pearl necklace)
Actin
Myosin
Keratin
Collagen
Dense web _____________ plasma membrane
under
above
inside
beside
Maintains cell _______________
shape
color
temperature
sound
________ things (related to actin filaments)
moves
eats
sings
paints
Intermediate Filaments: ____________________ in size (between actin and microtubules)
intermediate
large
tiny
irregular
