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3 basic parts of cell correct answers membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm Most successful life form correct answers prokaryotes Extremophiles correct answers archaea bacteria that thrive in extreme conditions 3 Shapes of Eubacteria correct answers cocci, bacillus, spirochetes Cocci correct ans...

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BIL 150 Mallery Test 2 || GUARANTEED PASS.
3 basic parts of cell correct answers membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm

Most successful life form correct answers prokaryotes

Extremophiles correct answers archaea bacteria that thrive in extreme conditions

3 Shapes of Eubacteria correct answers cocci, bacillus, spirochetes

Cocci correct answers spherical

Bacillus correct answers rod-shaped

Spirochetes correct answers spiral

GRAM Staining correct answers method for differential staining of bacteria

Categorization of eubacteria correct answers shape, flagella, staining, pathology

Cyanobacteria correct answers aquatic, photosynthetic unicellular eubacteria

Eukarya correct answers multi-cellular; fungi, algae, protozoa, plants, animals

7 characteristics of eukarya correct answers nucleus
flexible cell walls
internal membrane
cytoskeleton
organelles
sexual reproduction
larger

Metazoan Cell correct answers heterotrophic, animals

Metaphytian Cell correct answers autotrophic, plants

TEM correct answers transmission electron microscopy

SEM correct answers scanning electron microscopy

FEM correct answers freeze fracture electron microscopy

light microscopy, electron microscopy, model systems, cell fractionation, size relationships
correct answers identification of subcell parts

Mesosomes correct answers folded invaginations of the plasma membrane of bacteria

Mitochondria correct answers site of cell respiration, O2 is taken up, CO2 produced; ATP
produced; double membrane

, Outer membrane of mito correct answers contains transport protein porin

Inner membrane of mito correct answers selectively permeable

Peri-mito space correct answers area where H+ concentrates

Cristae correct answers inner membranes where ETC takes place

Mitoplasm correct answers DNA, ribosomes

Plastid correct answers group of double membrane bound plant organelles; produce organics

Etioplast correct answers plastid whose development has been stopped by lack of light

Leucoplast correct answers non-pigmented plastids

Chromoplast correct answers pigmented plastids; found in petals of flowers and fruit

Chloroplast correct answers develops from proplastid

Ribosome correct answers cellular protein synthesis

Function of SER correct answers lipid synthesis, drug detox

Function of RER correct answers protein synthesis and packaging

Glycosylation correct answers adding carbohydrate groups to ER proteins

Golgi Body correct answers completes endo and exo cytosis

Cis side of golgi body correct answers faces ER, receives protein from RER

Trans side of golgi body correct answers exit side, vesicles and lysosomes leave

Medial side of golgi body correct answers site of protein modification

Lysosome correct answers contains hydrolytic enzymes, has H+ pump

Microfilament correct answers made of actin, two helical strands, "wires"

Alpha actin correct answers in muscle cells

Beta and Gamma actin correct answers cell cytoskeleton, cell motility

Intermediate filaments correct answers protein fibers, keratin and lamin

Microtubules correct answers tubulin proteins, long fibrillar and helical, "rods"

Centrosome correct answers pair of centrioles, organizes cilia, flagella, spindle fibers

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