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LABORATORY PRE-LAB 3

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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It is the basic structural unit of living organisms that performs the body’s delicate internal biochemical process known as ____

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Cell Metabolism

#2
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Animal cell (3)

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Absence of cell wall and chloroplasts Small vacuole Irregular or round shape

#3
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Plant cell (3)

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Presence of Cell wals and chloroplasts Large central vacuole Rectangular shape

#4
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GENERAL STRUCTURE OF AN ANIMAL CELL • membrane enclosing the nucleus. Protein lined pores allow material to move in and out

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Nuclear envelope

#5
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GENERAL STRUCTURE OF AN ANIMAL CELL DNA plus associated proteins

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Chromatin

#6
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GENERAL STRUCTURE OF AN ANIMAL CELL Condensed region where ribosomes are formed

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Nucleolus

#7
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GENERAL STRUCTURE OF AN ANIMAL CELL • ____ Metabolizes waste • ____ associated with ribosomes; makes secretory and membrane proteins • ____ makes lipids

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Peroxisome Rough endoplasmic reticulum Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

#8
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GENERAL STRUCTURE OF AN ANIMAL CELL (Cytoskeleton) • ____ form the mitotic spindle and maintain cell shape • ____ microtubules organizing center • ____ fibrous proteins that hold organelles in place • ____ Fibrous proteins; form the cellular cortex • ____ digest food • ____ modified protein • ____ produce energy

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Microtubules Centrosome Intermediate filaments Microfilaments Lysosomes Golgi apparatus Mitochondria

#9
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• ____Carbon-based molecules which constitutes most of the cell structure • ____ those without carbon that make up a small fraction of cell constitution

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Organic molecules Inorganic molecules

#10
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• ___ it is the primary source of energy for the cell • ___ it is the secondary source of energy; acts as the thermal insulation, hormone action, cushion

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Carbohydrates Lipids

#11
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• ____ Primarily functioning as catalyst of chemical reactions, acting as structural molecules and as channels and receptors of the cell • ____ it carries the genetic information of the cell

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Protein Nucleic acids

#12
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BUILDING BLOCKS: MONOMERS • ____ Monosaccharides • ____ glycerol/ fatty acids • ____ Amino acids • ____ nucleotides

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Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic acid

#13
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• lack of true nucleus and membrane bound organelles • Unicellular organisms • has a small and circular DNA contained in the nucleoid • Examples: (2)

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Prokaryotic cells Archaebacteria Eubacteria

#14
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• Present nucleus and membrane bound organelles • multicellular organisms • DNA is found within the nucleus • Example: (3)

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Eukaryotic cells Protists Plants Animals

#15
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• are all the body’s cells except for the sperm and egg cells • Are ____, meaning they contain two complete sets of chromosomes • They make up the majority of our body’s cells and are responsible for various functions

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Somatic cells Diploid

#16
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• also known as ___cells, are the egg and sperm cells • They are ___ cells, meaning they contain only one set of chromosomes • Sex cells are produced through a special type of cell division called ___

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Sex cells Germ cells Haploid Meiosis

#17
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• ___ generally undergo ___ • the process by which a single parent cell divides to make two new daughter cells • the major purpose is for growth and to replace worn out cells

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Mitosis Somatic cells Mitosis

#18
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• ___ cells undergo ___ • The purpose of this is to create ___ for sexual production with half the genetic material of the parent cell

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Sex Meiosis Gametes

#19
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____ is a simple chemical test used to detect the presence of reducing sugars in a solution. • It is a bright blue solution containing ____, _____, and ____ ,

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Benedict’s test Copper sulfate Sodium citrate Sodium carbonate

#20
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A chemical test used to detect the presence of peptide bonds in a molecule. ___ are made up of ___ linked together by protein so as a positive indicates the presence of ___ in a sample • Proteins absent (Negative) • Protein present (positive)

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Biuret test Peptide bonds Proteins Amino acids Blue color Purple color

#21
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BENEDICT’S TEST • ___ no reducing sugar (Water, Egg white) • ___ trace reducing sugar (fruit extract, onion extract, potato extract, Liver, soy beans, Green) • ___ Low reducing sugar (Egg yolk) • ___ Moderate reducing sugar (Glucose solution , pure honey,) • ___ High reducing sugar (liver, pure honey)

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Blue Green (light and dark) Yellow Orange Brick red

#22
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BIURET TEST Egg yolk ____ Egg white ___ Liver ____ Soy beans ___ Fresh milk ____ Fruit extract ____ Potato extract ____ Onion extract ____ 10% glucose solution ____ Water ____ Pure honey

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Violet (positive) Violet (positive) Violet (positive) Violet Violet Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue

#23
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____ the process by which cells replicate themselves to produce new cells. This process is essential for growth, development, repair, and reproduction in animals

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Cell division

#24
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Biuret test solution (2)

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3% copper sulfate 10% potassium hydroxide