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Alright guys, here are the answers to your study sheet:

Study sheet

so apparently, this was supposed to go up either yesterday or friday. I think. I'm not sure. But hey, the main thing is that it's here now~

Vocab <3

Hey guys! Grossman has decided to move the quiz for chapter 6 to friday due to the lack of terminology knowledge of first period. xD

**MORE TERMINOLOGY for your…
highly intelligent CELLULAR BIOLOGY DATA BASED gray matter !
chapter 6 -Campbell, 7th ed AND chapter 7 -Campbell, 5th ed

1. secretion vs. excretion vs. inclusion ??
2. proteolytic enzymes vs. hydrolytic enzymes ??
3. plasmolysis vs. lysis ??
4. cytoplasmic streaming and/or cyclosis and is there a connection
between this process and the f(x) of a central or contractile
vacuole??
5. oligosaccharides vs. glycoproteins vs. glycolipids ??

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6. tonoplasts ?*what is it? what organisms would have this structure?
*what is its function?
*what if it wasn't present in the cell?

7. contrast……. "intercellular junctions" ..what, why, where, in who

**PLASMODESMATA
**DESMOSOMES
**GAP JUNCTIONS
**TIGHT JUNCTIONS

8. riddle me this batmen and batwomen……

a) Which cellular component is similar in its microtubule arrangement to that of a "basal body"??

b) How does the process of "autophagy" relate to the idea of eukaryotic cells require "compartmentalization ligation" unlike prokaryotic cells?

c) The lipid/protein composition differences that occur among the
membranes of the endomembrane system is a result of or is
is determined by …..??

d) Why are cells considered to be "osmotic systems" ??

e) Microfilaments are associated with three main processes or f(x)'s
in cells. Name these three processes…..
HINTS: (karyokinesis) (Z-schemes) ("the blob")
(1) (2) (3)


9. define and give their function or where one might find these structures in the cell :
a) MATRIX e) CISTERNAE i) LUMEN
b) LAMINA f) STROMA
c) GRANA g) LAMELLA
d) CRISTAE h) THYLAKOID

10) HERE ARE SOME DESCRIPTIONS OF CELLULAR STRUCTURES…..
** TRY TO IDENTIFY "WHICH" CELLULAR STRUCTURES APPLY TO
TO EACH OF THESE DESCRIPTIVE STATEMENTS…..

a) energy transformations occur here to that ensure that the organism
has sufficient amounts of cellular energy for maintaining homeostasis

b) hydrolytic enzymatic action drives intracellular digestive processes
for growth and repair of cellular components as well as respond to
Senescence through autophagy

c) contains oxidases and catalases for metabolic processes carried
out by the cell that combat the detrimental effects of poisons and
other toxins that the cell may encounter

d) takes up the majority of the volume within a cell and is responsible
for maintaining osmolarity, enzymatic control, pigment distribution,and optimum defense mechanisms within the cells of the organism

e) autonomous cellular structures capable of carrying out its own
protein synthesis and inheritance factors

f) Synthesizes and modifies polysaccharides which are destined for
cell secretion

g) Necessary cellular structure that functions in regulatory mechanisms
in organisms referred to as "osmoconformers"

h) organelle responsible for collecting photon energy and converting
it into chemical energy for use in endergonic pathways of metabolism

Answers to thingy. I forgot. xD

Study up!

**KEY TERMS…. (right Tram!??)….. lol….
1. somites
2. differences in ribosome structure for prok and euk.
3. endomembrane system structures
4. endosymbiotic theory
5. STP's
6. ligands
7. mesosome
8. microbodies / peroxisomes / glyoxysomes
9. glycocalyx .. where is it found? composition/
10. ECM ... composition
11. Cell wall composition in Prok vs Euk
12. Cyanobacteria is also called…..? classified as? composed of?
13. Nuclear DNA / extrachromosomal DNA / circular DNA
14. glycoproteins / glycolipids
15. vacuoles ?? types / kinds of organisms have what type?
composition and contents
16. contractile proteins >>> actin /myosin
>>dyein >> kinesin / tubulin
17. ribosomes in Euk exist as 2 separate subunits unless??
** inclusion **secretion **freely floating
18. microtubules vs., microfilaments
**types of functions they are responsible for making happen
over the course of the cells' lifetime
**composition of each??

19. How about those "C " WORDS???
*centrioles *centromere
*chromatid *chromoplast
*chromosome * chlorophyll
*cytosol *cytoplasm
*centrosome *chitin
*chlorophyta *clathrin
*chromatin
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** well, check your list to this one folks…… if it matches , well I doubt it cuz
you know how I strive for supersaturation at all times to ensure your brains' appetite has been adequately satisfied…… I aim to please…..be ready for winning!!!
The top two teams have a free ride on the "RV EXPLORER" where there are only
30 seats left to "SAIL"…..

p..s.. thanks Harry!!!

Some chart thingy

iono what we're supposed to do with it

finally!

I just love biology.

Itz so fun. wee.

Yay more

Here are the ones on Genetics and Cell Biology:









Don't worry <3 there's more.

Crapload of Cell worksheets

Lol. I hope you have fun doing all of this as I did uploading all of it. Oh well. At least I don't have to print it all out. 8D

Prokaryotic Cell


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