Chapter 7 Fill In

 
Campbell Reece Biology
Chapter 7


A Tour of the Cell

The cell is to biology as the a_____ is to chemistry.  The cell is the simplest colle t of matter that can l_____. 

Life at a cellular level arises from  s________ order, reinforcing the themes of e_________ p_________ and the correlation between s__________ and f__________. 

We know about cells because of the invention in the ____th century of the m________.  The first were the LMs (l_______ m______).  The two important factors in micrsopy are magnification (the ratio of the image to its r_____ s_____).  R_______ power is a measure of the clarity of the image, how fuzzy something will be.

The R______ power of the human e_____ and of m________ is limited.  Light microscopes can’t resolve finer than .2 micrometers, the size of a small b_______, because it is limited by the length of a w____ of l_____.  They can magnify ______ times, but the image may be blurry.

Subcellular structures, the parts of a cell, are called o________.  They usually have to be studied using an EM (e______ m_______) .

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The two kinds of electron microscopes are the TEM (t__________ electron microscope) and the SEM (s_____ electron microscope).  The SEM studies the s________, the TEM the internal structure.

Sometimes the specimen needs to be sectioned, taking a th_____ sl_____; and sometimes it is d______ed for better contrast.

C________ is the study of cell structure;  b_________ is the study of moelcules and chemical processes of metabolism.

Cell fractionation means to take the cells a______.  U______ spin at the rate of 130,0000 revolutions per minute (rpm) and apply a force to separate the particles that is more than one million times the force of g____________.

Homogenization breaks the cell apart without damaging the or_______, its done by spinning slowly until the cell soup breaks into a p_____ (the heavier, larger parts) and the s_____ (the lighter parts).  The heavy parts sink to the bottom, and the lighter parts are decanted off and the process is re_______.

112-113

Draw the prokaryotic cell on page 112
































All cells are bound by a p_________ m_________, and within this is a semifluid substance called c____________ in which organelles are found.  All contain genes in the form of D____ and all have r______ to make pr_______ following the instructions.

The two kinds of cells are pr_____________ and e__________.  E_________ cells have a membrane bound n____________, pro_______________ have an area with the DNA in it but there is no m_____________ around its n_________d.

The region between the nucleus and the plasma membrane is the c______. 

E___________ cells are usually bigger than p_________ cells;  they are usually about ten times as large as b_____________ cells.

Cells can only get so large because of the ratio between the volume and the s______ ar_____.

The plasma membrane is a selective barrier – it only lets in and out certain things. 

Larger organisms usually don’t have larger cells, they have m_____ cells.

114 – 115

Separate project – draw in detail the animal and plant cells on these pages.

Membranes usually are made up of a double layer of ph_________, with pr_______ embedded.

116-117

Separate project,
draw in detail the nucleus and the ribosomes

The nuclear envelope is a d______ membrane, separated by a small space.  The nuclear l_________ is a net of proteins that maintain the structure of the nucleus, and the p_____ complex allows movement in and out.

The fibrous material in the nucleus is the ch_______.  As the cell begins to reproduce, this coils up and separate structures, called ch_______ emerge. 

Each eukaryotic species has a distinct number of ch_________.  A human cell has ______.  The egg and sperm human cells, though, have only _____ each, becuase they combine to make a complete set.

The RNA to makes ribosomes and m______ RNA are made in the nucleus and sent out through the p________. 

Ribosomes make __________ using the R_______ code copied from the D_____ in the nu_______.

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Ribosomes (and nucleoili) aren’t bound by m_________.

Free ribosomes are suspended in the c_______, bound ribosomes are attached to the ER (en______ re_______) or the nuclear envelope.  They make pr_________ for different places. 

The endo_________ system is the system of membranes that are touching or that transfer using ve_______ (membranes bound sacs that get absorbed into other membranes). 

The ER (e___________ r____________) is a membranous labyrinth, more than half the total membrane in a eukarytoic cell is in the ER.  The membrane separates the ER’s ci_______ from the cytosol, and it is continuous with the nuclear envelope, so the ci______ space connects with the nuclear envelope.

S______ ER doesn’t have r_____, R_________ ER does.

separate project, draw the ER

Sm______ ER makes li________, metabolizes ca_______, and detoxes drugs and poisons.

The ER makes st_____, including s_____ and adre_______ hormones;  an enzyme in the ER of l________ cells helps the liver store and release glu_______.

ER usually detoxifies poisons by adding a h______ group to make them more s__________ and easier to flush out.

Some drugs (like alcohol) actually make cells create more ER, so that you need more of the drug next time to get the same effect, it creates drug resistance to that drug and sometimes to others.

ER and calcium work together to make m____________ contract.

Transport v_______ move substances without letting them mix.

The ER makes m_______ for itself and can make it and transfer it to other parts of the cell using tr_______ v_________.

The G_________a_________ is a center of ma________, w__________, s___________ and sh___________.  Products from the ___________ are sent here and sorted before being sent out to other areas.

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separate project, draw Golgi apparatus p. 120

The Golgi apparatus looks like s______ of pita bread.  V_______ move in and out of it.

The two ends of the stack are different, there is a c____ face and a tr______ face, one receives and one ships out.  The c____ face is near the E_______, the tr_______ face gives rise to v_________ that pinch off and travel to other sites.

The Golgi apparatus alters products as they move through;  it might alter a protein by adding or removing mo_________.  It also manufactures some m__________.

The Golgi will put a t____ on a product that is recognized at d______ sites on other organelles or the plasma membrane so the products go to the right places.

separate project, draw a lysosome (easy)

A lysosome is m______ bound, full of en________, and used to digest ma____________ like polysacharides, fats, proteins, nd nucleic acids.  The enzymes work best in a______ environments (like our stomach digests things best in ac_____), with a pH of ____.  It keeps a low pH by pumping h______ inons from the cytosol outside into the lysosome.  If it breaks open or leaks, the en________ aren’t very dangerous because they are slowed down in the higher pH (neutral, about ______) of the cytosol.  If too much leaks, though, it can destroy a cell – it d______ itself from the inside. 

Some amoebas and protists eat using just their lysosomes, no stomachs.  They engulf a food particle or organism (ph__________), then the food vacuole merges with a lysosome and the enzymes digest it.  The digested products pass out into the cytosol for use by the cell.  Some human cells, like m________, also engulf and destroy.  This is part of the human i_______ system, killing b__________.

A human cell will use a lysosome to take apart its old parts into pieces that it will then use to make new parts – the liver will recycle half its macromolecules each week.

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Lysosomes in a tadpole destroy the cells of its t_____, and lysomes digest the w______ between the fingers of human emb____________.

Lysosomal disorders can be dangerous diseases.  Pompe’s disease damages the l______ because the lysomes cannot break down the gl________.  In T_________ disease, the brain is damaged by l________ the lysosomes don’t break down.

V______ and v_______ are both membrane bound sacks, but v_____ are bigger.  Some protists use vacuoles filled with w________  that can con_____.  Plants usually have a large ce________ vacuole with sa_____ in it.  This stores compounds and ions like p______ and ch________;  they use the vacuole to dispose of by__________ or hold p_________.  They sometimes contain compounds that are p________ or taste bad to discourage predators.

separate project, draw a vacuole (easy)

Organisms are o_____ systems.

124—125

separate project, draw a mitochondrion

Mitochondria are the sties of cellular r__________.  That’s a ca______ process that generates A______ by extracting energy from s______, f______ and other fuels with the help of o_________.  Chloroplasts are only in plants and algae, and are the sites of ph____________, changing s_______ energy into che___________ energy and using c_________ d________ and w_________.

These organelles are a little different and independent because their membranes are made by ribsomes, not hte ER, and they have a little D_____ and re______ in the cell.

Mitochondria are in almost all eu_____ cells, a cell might have one or th______, depending on how much met______ activity there is.  The m____, change sh____, and di______.

It has a double membrane of ph_____ with embedded pr_____.

The inner membrane is folded up into cristae;  the m______ is where cellular respiration occurs, the large s______ area enhances this.

A choloroplast is a kind of p______.  They contain the green pigment ch__________ and are found int he gr_______ parts of plants and algae.

Th________ in a chloroplast are piled in stacks called g________ and surrounded by fluid called the s___________.  Chloroplasts change sh_________, they gr________, and can pinch in two to re___________.  They m________.

separate project, draw a choloroplast

A pe____________makes hydrogen peroxide, they transfer hydrogen.

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The c________________ of a cell gives it support and shape, like the skeleton of an animal.  It is used in cell mo________, movement.  Proteins called m_______ molecules assist motility.

The motor molecules of the cytoskeleton can move the c_____ and fl__________ or cause m______ cells to contract;  they can transport v____ long their “rails”;  they form the vacuoles that engulf in phago_________ and stream the cyto_________.

They cytoskeleton contains m___________ (thickest), in______________ f________ (medium thickness) and mi__________ (thinnest filaments).

128-129

C__________ and c______________ take part in creating microtubules.

F_________ and c__________ stick out from the cell to move the cell or to move things along the outside of the cell.  You have c________ inside your windpipe to move m_______ containing debris out of your lungs.

There’s usually just one or two f___________, but often many c_________.  F______ move like a mermaid tail, while c_____ move more like oars.

They usually share the same structure of microt__________.

130—131

The d_______ protein in a cilia moves  by attaching and pulling, like a cat pulling itself up a tree.  Protein tensions facilitate cell contractions.

Actin and myosin play a role in amoebas extending pseudopodia, false f_____.  White blood cells also cr_____ like amoebas by pushing and pulling cystoplasm.  In plant cells, the cytoplasm str________. 

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Plant cells have cell w______, animal cells don’t.

They protect the plant, hold the sh______, and stop the plant from pulling in too much w________.  They help the plant stand up against the pull of g________.  They are thick and contain c_______ose. 

A young plant first secretes a thin wall called a pr_______ cell wall.  The m______ l________ is made up of sticky pe_______ and glues the cell together (p_____ is used in jams).  It strengthens the wall after it’s grown by either secreting a h________ substane or creating a s________ cell wall.  W______ is made up of cell wall.

Between the cells of animals are glycoproteins, usually co______, which forms fibers outside the cells.  Half the pr________ in the human body is co________, so there’s a lot of it. 

The extracellular matrix can help communication between cells.

Cells are organized into t_______, then or______, then or________ sy__________. 

Cytosol from one cell can travel through a plasmodesmata to another cell.

Cells demonstrate the biological feature that str________ is connected to f______, and shows the “whole is greater than the sum of its parts” factor we call em_______ pr___________.



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