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| Euk or Prok: larger and more complex? |
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| Euk or Prok: which has a true nucleus? |
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| Euk or Prok: whose DNA is arranged in chromosomes? |
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| Euk or Prok: which undergoes mitosis? |
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| Euk or Prok: which has organelles? |
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| How are euks membranes strengthened? |
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| where do you find sterols? |
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| Where are chromosomes located in eukaryotes? |
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| What is the inner membrane of a nucleus in the euk cell? |
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| What is the outer membrane of the euk organism? |
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| it is in conctact with CPM |
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| Where do you find pores in the euk cell? |
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| in both nucleus membranes at the junctions |
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| Where is the sire of rRNA synthesis? |
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| What is the site of respiration? |
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| what is the site of ATP formation? |
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| TF there is a set number of mitochondria per cell |
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| How is the DNA shaped in a euk? |
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| What are the three characteristics of mitochondria membranes? |
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| lacks sterols, outer membrane, inner membrane (cristae) |
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| what is the mitochondrial matrix made of? |
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| More surface area means more _____ |
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| What do chloroplasts contain? |
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| TF Chloroplasts are smaller than mitochondria |
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| TF there are a set number of chloroplasts per cell |
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| False; the morphology---the number of cells varies |
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| What permeability is the outer membrane of chloroplasts? |
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| What permeability is the inner membrane of chloroplasts? |
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| much less permeable, no folding, surrounds lumen |
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| What does the inner membrane surround (in the chloroplast) |
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| Flattened membrane disks in the chloroplast |
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| What connects organelles to prokaryotes |
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| What is some proof to the endosymbiotic theory? |
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| mitochondria and chloroplasts contain DNA, mit and chloroplasts contain their own ribosomes, antibiotic specificity, molecular phylogeny |
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| related to organelles in proks |
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| What are other eukaryotic structures? |
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| R/S ER, golgi, lysosomes, perozisome, cytoskeleton |
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| What provide rigidity, shape, protection? |
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| What are eukaryotic cell walls made of? |
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| Plant cell walls are made of |
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| Fungi cell walls are made of |
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