HUMAN CELL FUNCTIONS AND ITS NAME

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- the basic unit of life is cell, everything is composed of unicellular and multicellular, Hereditary information is passed from cells.

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HUMAN CELL FUNCTIONS AND ITS NAMEOnline version - the basic unit of life is cell, everything is composed of unicellular and multicellular, Hereditary information is passed from cells. by Samantha Grace Diaz 1 It is the human cells control center. a nucleus b Mitochondrion c science d membrane 2 What is the energy provider of the human cells? a Endoplasmic reticulum b Smooth endoplasmic reticulum c cell d Mitochondria 3 It is the basic unit of life a cell b sell c shell d Sheyshell 4 It collects, packages and distributes molecules made in the cells a Membrane b Perixisome c Fats d Golgi complex 5 Tiny protein producing factories. Protein produces chemical messages that run a cell. Basically build by the Nucleolus. a Vacoule b Cell wall c Ribosomes d DNA 6 Is the part of the cell that stores fats and other substance. a Eukaryotic b Synopsis c Vacoule d Centriole 7 Vesicles that conatains enzymes that carry out particular reactions, such as detoxifying potentially harmful molecules. a Vesicles b Calcium c Protein d Peroxisome 8 The tiny organs that helps the cells divide a Centrioles/Centrosomes b Center c SER d DNA 9 Made up of double layer of fatty material. It allows to pass into and out of the cell at thousands of places across the surface. It allow food to pass into the cell and waste to pass out of the cell. a Lysosome b Marypoppins c Cell Membrane d Celine plus 10 What is Cytoplasm/Cytosol? a Jelly like fluid between cell membrane and the nucleus. This is where all the tiny organelles are found. b Jelly like texture and are found inside the lysosome c It like a smooth and rough tubes that help move and store materials made by the cell d It contains information that passes it. 11 It is the cells control center that operates most of the cellular activities. a Chromatin b Genetic library c Long strings that wraps around the protein. d Nucleus 12 Smooth and rough tubes that move and store materials made by the cell. a DNA b Ventricle c Aorta d Endoplasmic Reticulum 13 Where Digestions of cell takes place. a Lysosomes b Golgi complex c Vacuole d Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum 14 It is the dense structure inside the nucleus that specifically builds ribosomes. a Nucleolus b Chromatin c Protein d Photosynthesis 15 How many parts does a Human cells contain of? a 12 to 14 b 13 to 15 c 13 to 14 d 10 to 5 16 Which layer forms the core of the cell membrane, made of phospholipid bilayers with hydrophobic tails inward? a Cholesterol layer b Glycoprotein layer c Cell wall core d Phospholipid bilayer 17 What is the role of cholesterol in the membrane? a Transports ions b Synthesizes phospholipids c Stabilizes membrane fluidity and rigidity d Creates pores 18 Integral membrane proteins are best described as: a Peripheral proteins loosely attached to one leaflet b Proteins embedded in the bilayer spanning from inside to outside c Carbohydrate chains on lipids d Enzymes located only on the cytoplasmic side 19 Which component functions in cell signaling and recognition on the outer membrane surface? a Cholesterol only b Ribosomes on membrane c Glycoproteins and glycolipids d Integral DNA 20 What best defines the fluid mosaic model? a Membrane is a dynamic, phospholipid bilayer with proteins embedded b Proteins form the only framework of the membrane c Rigid, unchanging sheet of lipids d Membrane made of a single molecule 21 Which membrane component primarily controls selective permeability? a Nucleic acids in membrane b Cholesterol alone c Glycolipids only d Phospholipid bilayer and protein channels/transporters 22 What is the function of channel and carrier proteins? a Enable selective transport of substances across the membrane b Provide rigid support c Synthesize ATP d Store genetic material 23 Where are ribosomes found in relation to the nuclear envelope? a In vesicles outside the nucleus b Attached to the inner membrane only c Inside the nucleolus only d RER is continuous with the outer nuclear membrane 24 What is the nuclear pore complex primarily responsible for? a Synthesizing lipids b Storing genetic material c Generating ATP d Regulating traffic between nucleus and cytoplasm 25 How do small, nonpolar molecules typically reach the nucleus? a By diffusion through the nuclear envelope channels b Endocytosis c Vesicular transport from the Golgi d Active transport through pores Feedback 16 The bilayer is the basic structure with hydrophobic tails inside and hydrophilic heads outside. 17 Cholesterol modulates fluidity, preventing too much movement or rigidity. 18 Integral proteins span the membrane and often form channels or receptors. 19 Glycoproteins/glycolipids have carbohydrate groups important for recognition. 20 The model describes fluid phospholipids with diverse proteins dispersed within. 21 Lipid bilayer provides barrier; transport proteins regulate passage. 22 Channels allow passive movement; carriers undergo conformational change to transport substances. 23 The rough endoplasmic reticulum is continuous with the outer nuclear membrane. 24 Nuclear pores control movement of ions, proteins, and RNAs. 25 Small nonpolar molecules diffuse, while larger molecules use transport receptors.

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HUMAN CELL FUNCTIONS AND ITS NAMEOnline version

by Samantha Grace Diaz

It is the human cells control center.

What is the energy provider of the human cells?

It is the basic unit of life

It collects, packages and distributes molecules made in the cells

Tiny protein producing factories. Protein produces chemical messages that run a cell. Basically build by the Nucleolus.

Is the part of the cell that stores fats and other substance.

Vesicles that conatains enzymes that carry out particular reactions, such as detoxifying potentially harmful molecules.

The tiny organs that helps the cells divide

Made up of double layer of fatty material. It allows to pass into and out of the cell at thousands of places across the surface. It allow food to pass into the cell and waste to pass out of the cell.

What is Cytoplasm/Cytosol?

It is the cells control center that operates most of the cellular activities.

Smooth and rough tubes that move and store materials made by the cell.

Where Digestions of cell takes place.

It is the dense structure inside the nucleus that specifically builds ribosomes.

How many parts does a Human cells contain of?

Which layer forms the core of the cell membrane, made of phospholipid bilayers with hydrophobic tails inward?

What is the role of cholesterol in the membrane?

Integral membrane proteins are best described as:

Which component functions in cell signaling and recognition on the outer membrane surface?

What best defines the fluid mosaic model?

Which membrane component primarily controls selective permeability?

What is the function of channel and carrier proteins?

Where are ribosomes found in relation to the nuclear envelope?

What is the nuclear pore complex primarily responsible for?

How do small, nonpolar molecules typically reach the nucleus?