Top Cell Structure Flashcards

Life takes many forms and even at the single cell level the variety of forms which exist is both beautiful and staggering. In our cell structure flashcards you will learn about a variety of the components which make up these forms and how their form dictates their function. You will learn the fundamental differences between the two major forms of life, eukaryotes and prokaryotes. Here are some examples of the content you will encounter. Did you know that prokaryotic cells lack nuclear membrane, and mitotic apparatus? Bacteria do not have a membrane-enclosed nucleus and their genetic material is located in an irregular region called the nucleoid.

Bacteria do not have spindles and asters that make up the eukaryotic mitotic apparatus. What do the prokaryotic cells do to make up for the fact that the bacteria do not have spindles and asters that make up the eukaryotic mitotic apparatus? Additionally, you will learn that there are two different kinds of bacteria, eubacteria and archae. Eubacteria is the bacteria we encounter every day, while Archaea is the bacteria that inhabits extreme environments (high salt, temperature, or chemicals). This content will expand your understanding about the various forms of life that exist.
Define These Terms Of Cell Structures & Function Flashcards
Cards: 18| Attempts: 286| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
  What Is The Name Of The Large, Often Central ...
  Nucleus
  Prokaryotes Have What Structures Necessary Fo...
  Ribosome
  What Is The Function Of The Nucleus?
  Store DNA
  What Is The Function Of Rough Endoplasmic Ret...
  Protein Synthesis
Cell Structures Flashcards
Cards: 15| Attempts: 85| Last updated: Aug 28, 2020
  Cell Membrane
  Protective Outer Covering Of All Cells That R...
  Cytoplasm
  Constantly Moving Gel-like Mixture Inside The...
  Cell Wall
  Rigid Structure That Encloses, Supports, And ...
  Organelle
  Structure In The Cytoplasm Of A Eukaryotic Ce...
Biology Cell Structure
Cards: 29| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  What Do ALL Cells Have In Common?
  Plasma Membrane, Cytoplasm, And DNA
  What Is The Definition Of Plasma Membrane?
  Selectivley Permeable Phospholipid Bilayer
  What Allows Certain Substances To Cross Betwe...
  Plasma Membrane
  What Is The Defination Of Cytoplasm?
  Semifluid Mix Of Water, Sugars, Ions, And Pro...

Cell Structure
Cards: 13| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015
  Mitochondria
Mitochondria - Flashcard  Power House..site Of Cellular Respiration
  Cytoskeleton
Cytoskeleton - Flashcard  Network Of Protiens, Filaments, Shape Of Cell...
  Vacuoles
Vacuoles - Flashcard  Sac To Store Food, Enzymes And Waste
  Cell Membrane
  Controls What Goes In & Out Of Cell
Cell Structures
Cards: 20| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015
  Cytoplasm
  The Fluid Between The Nucleus And Surface Mem...
  Plasma Membrane
  Made Of Protein And Lipids; Regulates What Go...
  Organelles
  Membrane Bound Particles In The Cell.
  Cytoskeleton
  Supportive Framework Of The Cell.


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