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Cells are - ANS✅✅Basic unit of life



Eukaryotes - ANS✅✅Cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei



Prokaryote - ANS✅✅unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus



Cells can vary in - ANS✅✅shape, Function and size



Cells can move because of - ANS✅✅Cilia, Flagella



What 3 things do all cells have in common? - ANS✅✅plasma membrane, cytoplasm, Central
dogma



plasma membrane - ANS✅✅A selectively-permeable phospholipid bilayer forming the boundary of
the cells



Cytoplasm - ANS✅✅A jellylike fluid inside the cell in which the organelles are suspended



Central Dogma - ANS✅✅DNA -> RNA -> Protein



Genes - ANS✅✅DNA segments that serve as the key functional units in hereditary transmission.



Robert Hooke - ANS✅✅first to observe "small chambers" in cork and call them cells.



microscope - ANS✅✅An instrument that makes small objects look larger



True or False: There are 3 domains of life - ANS✅✅True

, What is the definition of a cell? - ANS✅✅Membrane-enclosed unit filled with aqueous solution
that can replicate on its own



What is common to All cells? - ANS✅✅Central Dogma of Molecular Biology



Prokaryotic cells are - ANS✅✅the simplest type of cells



Prokaryotes are mostly - ANS✅✅bacteria



Prokaryotes are very - ANS✅✅abundant and diverse



Prokaryotic cells dominated the earth prior to the atmosphere becoming rich in oxygen? -
ANS✅✅True



Cyanobacteria - ANS✅✅Bacteria that can carry out photosynthesis



Prokaryotes are divided into two separate domains - ANS✅✅Eubacteria and Archaea



Archaea - ANS✅✅Domain of unicellular prokaryotes that have cell walls that do not contain
peptidoglycan



What evolved the metabolic use of oxygen? - ANS✅✅prokaryotes



Aerobic - ANS✅✅Process that requires oxygen



Anaerobic - ANS✅✅Process that does not require oxygen



The Endosymbiotic Theory - ANS✅✅theory that eukaryotic cells formed from a symbiosis among
several different prokaryotic organisms



genome fusion - ANS✅✅fusion of two prokaryotic genomes, presumably by endosymbiosis

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