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| How many red blood cells does a human body makes a second |
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| What year were cells first discovered |
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| what was the name of the British scientist that discovered cells |
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| When cells were first discovered what of the name of the cell |
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| What organisms are mostley single-celled |
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| Bacteria and Protists and Fungi ( yeast ) |
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| What organisms are mostley multi-celled |
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| Plants, Animals, most Fungi (mushrooms) |
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| Name a few of the human body trillions cells |
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| Liver cells, Nerve cells, Muscle cells |
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| What two categories do cells fall under here on earth |
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| Prokaryotic Cells and Eukaryotic Cells |
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| What cell lacks a nucleus and the DNA is in the nuleoid region which is not surrounded by a membrane |
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| What cell has the DNA in it and it free floatsinside the cell |
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| Is a Prokaryotic cells single or multicellular organisms |
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| What are the three main shapes that the prokaryotic cell come in |
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| What is the name of the threadlike fibers that are on the cell wall of a prokaryotic that help it move |
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| What is the site called in a prokaryotes cell that the proteins are made |
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| Archaea are composed of ________cells |
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| A structure with a specialized function with in a eukaryotic cell that is were energy is extracted |
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| What is the semifluid matrix called that contains the necleus and other organells in side a eukaryotic cell |
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| ___________cells lack a membrane -enclosed nucleus |
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| In a eukaryotic cell what three componets are in the animal cell and are not in a plant cell |
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| Centriol, Lysosome, Flagellum |
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| What is the difference between a plant cell and a animal cell |
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| Box like, Cloroplast, Central Vacuol |
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| What take up more the 70% to 90% of the internal parts of a plant cell |
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| What cells are in the Prokaryotes cells |
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| What cells are in the Prokaryotes cells |
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| Protists, Plants, Fungi, Animals |
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| The nucleus of a cell contains_________ |
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| The function of the chloroplasts is what |
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| The cell membranes ( cell walls ) are composed of what |
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| Lipids (phospholipids ) , Proteins, Carbohydrates, Cholesterol |
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| What is the lipid bilayer called that serounds the cell |
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| What are the two proteins called that are in the cell wall |
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| Cell- surface proteins and Transmembrane proteins |
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| Which protein extends all the way through the cell membrane |
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| Which protein acts as markers or receptors and are located on the cell membrane |
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| What are the two regions called in a transmembrane |
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| Hydrophilic out side of cell, Hydrophobic region in side |
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| What is the process called when random molecular movement that goes from high to low through small tubes that are in the cell membran. |
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| Diffusion ( passive process ) |
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| What determines what can pass through the cell membrane using the diffusion process |
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| What is the process of transfering molecules through a a transmembrane protein |
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| What is the process of discharging of material from vesicles at the cell surface |
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| What is the process called when the plasma membrane envelops particles and bring them into the cell interior |
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| What is the process called when the cell takes in particles made off small fragments of organic matter |
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| What is the process called when the cell takes in liquid material into the cell |
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