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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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• small • no internal organelles • cell wall • reproduce rapidly • most diverse and numerous cells

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prokaryotes

#2
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• larger • contain membrane-enclosed organelles

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eukaryotes

#3
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• site of transcription • enclosed by a double membrane • houses DNA

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nucleus

#4
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• converts sugars into energy using cellular respiration • intrinsically associated with apoptosis • contains its own DNA • thought to be derived from symbiotic bacteria • enclosed by a double membrane

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mitochondrion

#5
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• contains its own DNA • thought to be derived from symbiotic bacteria • carries out photosynthesis • contains chlorophyll

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chloroplast

#6
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• site of synthesis of proteins and lipids • site of synthesis for materials secreted from the cell

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endoplasmic reticulum

#7
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• modifies and packages molecules and sorts them for transport

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golgi apparatus

#8
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• acidic organelles specialized for the digestion/recycling of unwanted materials • exclusive to animal cells

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lysosome

#9
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• provide an enclosed environment for the oxidation of toxic molecules in the cell

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peroxisomes

#10
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• small compartments that traffic molecules to and from the membrane

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vesicle

#11
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• the import of materials from the outside of the cell to the inside of the cell

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endocytosis

#12
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• the export of materials from the inside of the cell to the outside of the cell

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exocytosis

#13
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• large vesicle comprising 90% of the cells volume • storage compartment • site of digestion of materials • important for water balance

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vacuole

#14
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• water based material that makes up the cell that is not an organelle • site of the initial breakdown of nutrients and a site of protein synthesis

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cytosol

#15
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• a series of microfilaments, microtubules, and intermediate filaments • mechanical strength for the cell • facilitates cell movements

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cytoskeleton

#16
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• bond resulting from the equal sharing of electrons

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covalent bond

#17
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• when only two electrons are shared between two atoms

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single covalent bond

#18
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• when four electrons are shared between two atoms

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double covalent bond

#19
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• bond resulting from the unequal sharing of electrons

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polar covalent bond

#20
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• electrostatic interactions between partially positive hydrogen and partially negative oxygen

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noncovalent or hydrogen bond

#21
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• complete gain and loss of electrons • mutual needs of atoms are met by transferring electrons from one atom to another

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ionic bond

#22
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• strongest type of bond

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covalent

#23
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• covalent bonds of organic molecules are broken by _____.

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enzymes

#24
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• _____% of a cell is comprised of water

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70%