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What are cells?—ANSWER-The smallest unit of life that can replicate

independently


What's another way of saying sub cellular structure?—ANSWER-Organelles


What's the function of the cell membrane?—ANSWER-To control which

substances can pass in and out of the cell


What's the function of the nucleus?—ANSWER-To contain the genetic

material / DNA


What's the function of cytoplasm?—ANSWER-Where chemical reactions take

place


What's the function of mitochondria?—ANSWER-To provide cells with the

energy they need to function and to be the site of aerobic respiration


What's the function of ribosomes?—ANSWER-The site of protein synthesis


What extra organelles do plant cells have?—ANSWER-cell wall, vacuole,

chloroplasts

, What's the function of the cell wall?—ANSWER-To support the structure of

the cell


What's the function of chloroplasts?—ANSWER-The site of photosynthesis


What's the function of the permanent vacuole?—ANSWER-To contain cell

sap (sugars, salt, water)


What organelles do animal cells have?—ANSWER-Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell

membrane, mitochondria, ribosomes


What organelles do plant cells have?—ANSWER-Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell

membrane, mitochondria, ribosomes, cell wall, vacuole, chloroplasts


What organelles can bacteria cells have?—ANSWER-Cell wall, cell

membrane, ribosomes, cytoplasm, circular strand of DNA, plasmids


What's the function of plasmids?—ANSWER-To provide extra genes and

antibiotic resistance


what's the function of a circular strand of DNA?—ANSWER-To contain the

genes needed to survive anf reproduce


What are the 2 types of cells?—ANSWER-Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic


What's a eukaryotic cell?—ANSWER-A cell that has a cutoplasm, cell

membrane and have their genetic material contained within a nucleus


What's a prokaryotic cell?—ANSWER-A cell that has a cytoplasm and cell

membrane surrounded by a cell wall and do not have its genetic material

contained within a nucleus


Give 2 examples of eukaryotes—ANSWER-Plants and animals

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