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Total cards: 18•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Cell Functions

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Metabolism Protein Synthesis Immune Response and Wound Healing Respiration Cell Movement and communication Producing blood cells Cell Reproduction; Mitosis and Meiosis

#2
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Mitosis

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2 New Identical Cells

#3
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Meiosis

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4 gamete cells

#4
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Prokaryotes

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no Mem-bound organelles or nucleus, small. mostly bacteriaesque

#5
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Eukaryotes

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organelles, big (10-1000uM), plants and animals

#6
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Model organisms (and traits)

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researchers use these in experiments. rapid reproduction, short gestation, short maturity period, large number of offspring, easy maintenance, high genome knowledge. often related to human genome

#7
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cell culture

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cells contained in a culture

#8
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tissue extraction

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removing tissue of an organism to create a primary cell culture. is direct, but limited cell count

#9
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cell line

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finite number of cells, won’t divide further. usually in triplicate

#10
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continuous cell line

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indefinite number, continues to divide. ABNORMAL, but infinite. found in Cancer cells, Embryo Blastocysts, and adult bone marrow stem cells.

#11
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Embryo blastocysts

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made of Inner Cell Mass, becomes most of the embryo. cells divide, and are considered stem cells.

#12
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Microscopy

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visualize objects and structures in cells with magnification and resolution enhancement

#13
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Light microscopy

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light is the source of energy for the magnification and resolution.

#14
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Bright Field

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lowest resolution, general shape of cell shown. usually fixed cells

#15
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Phase Contrast

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second lowest resolution, displays shape and some density of object.

#16
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Fluorescent

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more precise resolution, caused by exciting cells with Fluo. light to create emissions from the object. shows general indication of cell structure

#17
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confocal fluorescent

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best light microscopy resolution, uses pinpoints of light (similar to pointillism) and scans of different planes to make an image with depth

#18
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How to see cell with fluorescent light?

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Attach a tracer during translation to mark the desired cell portion.