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biology 1

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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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the cell is

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• the basic unit of life

#2
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every cell has

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• a membrane, like a thin plastic bag

#3
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the membrane is made of

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• phospholipids and has transport proteins that let things in n out

#4
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inside the membrane is

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• cytoplasm, a jelly like fluid

#5
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inside the cytoplasm are

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• organelles

#6
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all cells have

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• DNA and RNA • cytoplasm • cell membrane

#7
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single celled organisms

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• one cell does everything needed for life

#8
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multicellular organisms

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• cells become specialized

#9
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group of cells

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tissues

#10
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group of tissues

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organs

#11
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group of organs

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systems

#12
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eukaryotic cells

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• have a nucleus • DNA is wrapped around proteins to form chromosomes • have membrane bound organelles

#13
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nucleus

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• control center • holds DNA

#14
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prokaryotic cells

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• no nucleus • DNA is loos in the cytoplasm • no membrane bound organelles, only ribosomes

#15
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how do prokaryotes divide

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• binary fission (simple split)

#16
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how do eukaryotes divide

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• mitosis (chromosomes line up and divide)

#17
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nucleus

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• nuclear envelope surrounds it • contains chromatin (DNA) • contains nucleolus (makes ribosomes) • controls cell functions

#18
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nuclear pores

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• let molecules in and out of the nucleus

#19
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organelles

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• ribosomes • Golgi complex • vacuoles • vesicle • cytoskeleton • microtubules • cytosol • cytoplasm

#20
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ribosomes

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• make proteins from amino acids • can float freely or attach to rough ER

#21
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Golgi complex

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• modifies, packages and ships proteins • located near the nucleus • adds tags to proteins to determine their final destination • forms lysosomes and secretory vesicles

#22
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vacuoles

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• storage sacs for water, digestion, wastes • plants - one big vacuole • animals - smaller vacuoles

#23
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vesicle

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• small sac that moves molecules around the cell

#24
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cytoskeleton

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• gives the cell shape and support • made of 1. microtubules (thick) 2. intermediate filaments 3. actin filaments (thin)