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32問 • 2年前
  • CYCLONE 143
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  • 1

    These are developed based on what they need to survive or to adapt in their environments

    Organisms' special structures and abilities

  • 2

    These are specialized in that they carry out activities that other structures cannot

    Microscopic structures in the body

  • 3

    Parts of a typical animal cell

    1. Cytoplasm, 2. Mitochondrion, 3. Vacuole, 4. Cell membrane, 5. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum, 6. Rough endoplasmic reticulum, 7. Golgi body, 8. Ribosomes, 9. Nucleus, 10. Nuclear membrane, 11. Lysosome

  • 4

    Specialized Cells and Cell Structures in Animals

    1. Microvilli, 2. Cilia and Stereocilia, 3. Flagella, 4. Basal Infoldings and Hemidesmosomes, 5. Cell Junctions, 6. Blood Cells and Sex Cells

  • 5

    These increase the surface area for the absorption of nutrients and other essential substances from the gut cavity into the underlying tissues and blood vessels

    Functions of Microvilli

  • 6

    They are found in the small intestines, kidneys, egg cells, and white blood cells

    Microvilli

  • 7

    Its structural core is made of nine pairs of microtubules on the outside ring with 2 microtubules on the central portion

    Cilia

  • 8

    In the respiratory track, it prevents mucus (from gobley cells), bacteria, and dirt from entering the lungs

    Cilia

  • 9

    In a frog's inner ear allow it to detect sounds from its environment. Through these, frogs have a mechanism to detect and escape from potential threats

    Stereocilia

  • 10

    These are both found at the basement membrane of epithelial cells

    Basal infoldings and hemidesmosomes

  • 11

    It helps the epithelial tissue provide protection and structural support to the underlying cells

    Hemidesmosomes

  • 12

    These are reponsible for increasing surface area and for ion and fluid transport

    Basal infoldings

  • 13

    These are found in epithelial cells and are mainly responsible for connecting adjacent cells

    Cell junctions

  • 14

    Prevent leakage of substances

    Tight junctions

  • 15

    Connect adjacent cells

    Adherens junctions

  • 16

    Connect adjacent cells

    Desmosomes

  • 17

    Serve as channels of ions, water and other essential substances

    Gap junctions

  • 18

    These are biconcave to aid in the diffusion of gases from the air sacs of the lungs and into the oxygen-deprived tissues of the rest of the body

    Red blood cells

  • 19

    The lack of _____ in red blood cells gives more space for hemoglobin. Thus, more oxygen molecules can be transported.

    Nucleus

  • 20

    Types pf white blood cells

    1. Monocyte, 2. Lymphocytes, 3. Basophil, 4. Eosinophil, 5. Neutrophil

  • 21

    These are responsible for the body's defenses.

    White blood cells

  • 22

    White blood cells can either be _____

    1. Granulocytes, 2. Agranulocytes

  • 23

    These are the largest cells in the human body and are necessary for sexual reproduction

    Egg cells

  • 24

    Egg cells have two outer membrane layers, namely, _____

    1. Zona pellucida, 2. Corona radiata

  • 25

    Parts of sperm cells

    1. Acrosome, 2. Nucleus, 3. Centiole, 4. Neck, 5. Head, 6. Mitochondrion, 7. Middle piece, 8. Plasma membrane, 9. Tail (flagellum)

  • 26

    These travel from the testes to the female's fallopian tube to facilitate an event called fertilization

    Sperm cells

  • 27

    Sperm cells travel from the testes to the female's fallopian tube to facilitate an event called _____

    Fertilization

  • 28

    Cell matrix junctions

    1. Hemidesmosomes (linked to intermediate fillaments), 2. Extracellular matrix, 3. Actin linked cell matrix junction (focal adhesions)

  • 29

    Cell - cell junctions

    1. Tight junctions, 2. Adherrens junctions (linked to actin filaments), 3. Desmosomes (linked to intermediate filaments), 4. Gap junctions

  • 30

    Specialized Cells and Cell Structures in Plants

    1. Trichomes, 2. Root Hairs, 3. Mesophyll Cells, 4. Xylem and Phloem

  • 31

    Structure and Function of Trichomes

    1. Preventing insect attacks, 2. Shading leaves, 3. Trapping insects

  • 32

    Epidermal ourgrowths are responsible for :

    1. Preventing insect attacks, 2. Shading leaves, 3. Trapoing insects

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    These are developed based on what they need to survive or to adapt in their environments

    Organisms' special structures and abilities

  • 2

    These are specialized in that they carry out activities that other structures cannot

    Microscopic structures in the body

  • 3

    Parts of a typical animal cell

    1. Cytoplasm, 2. Mitochondrion, 3. Vacuole, 4. Cell membrane, 5. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum, 6. Rough endoplasmic reticulum, 7. Golgi body, 8. Ribosomes, 9. Nucleus, 10. Nuclear membrane, 11. Lysosome

  • 4

    Specialized Cells and Cell Structures in Animals

    1. Microvilli, 2. Cilia and Stereocilia, 3. Flagella, 4. Basal Infoldings and Hemidesmosomes, 5. Cell Junctions, 6. Blood Cells and Sex Cells

  • 5

    These increase the surface area for the absorption of nutrients and other essential substances from the gut cavity into the underlying tissues and blood vessels

    Functions of Microvilli

  • 6

    They are found in the small intestines, kidneys, egg cells, and white blood cells

    Microvilli

  • 7

    Its structural core is made of nine pairs of microtubules on the outside ring with 2 microtubules on the central portion

    Cilia

  • 8

    In the respiratory track, it prevents mucus (from gobley cells), bacteria, and dirt from entering the lungs

    Cilia

  • 9

    In a frog's inner ear allow it to detect sounds from its environment. Through these, frogs have a mechanism to detect and escape from potential threats

    Stereocilia

  • 10

    These are both found at the basement membrane of epithelial cells

    Basal infoldings and hemidesmosomes

  • 11

    It helps the epithelial tissue provide protection and structural support to the underlying cells

    Hemidesmosomes

  • 12

    These are reponsible for increasing surface area and for ion and fluid transport

    Basal infoldings

  • 13

    These are found in epithelial cells and are mainly responsible for connecting adjacent cells

    Cell junctions

  • 14

    Prevent leakage of substances

    Tight junctions

  • 15

    Connect adjacent cells

    Adherens junctions

  • 16

    Connect adjacent cells

    Desmosomes

  • 17

    Serve as channels of ions, water and other essential substances

    Gap junctions

  • 18

    These are biconcave to aid in the diffusion of gases from the air sacs of the lungs and into the oxygen-deprived tissues of the rest of the body

    Red blood cells

  • 19

    The lack of _____ in red blood cells gives more space for hemoglobin. Thus, more oxygen molecules can be transported.

    Nucleus

  • 20

    Types pf white blood cells

    1. Monocyte, 2. Lymphocytes, 3. Basophil, 4. Eosinophil, 5. Neutrophil

  • 21

    These are responsible for the body's defenses.

    White blood cells

  • 22

    White blood cells can either be _____

    1. Granulocytes, 2. Agranulocytes

  • 23

    These are the largest cells in the human body and are necessary for sexual reproduction

    Egg cells

  • 24

    Egg cells have two outer membrane layers, namely, _____

    1. Zona pellucida, 2. Corona radiata

  • 25

    Parts of sperm cells

    1. Acrosome, 2. Nucleus, 3. Centiole, 4. Neck, 5. Head, 6. Mitochondrion, 7. Middle piece, 8. Plasma membrane, 9. Tail (flagellum)

  • 26

    These travel from the testes to the female's fallopian tube to facilitate an event called fertilization

    Sperm cells

  • 27

    Sperm cells travel from the testes to the female's fallopian tube to facilitate an event called _____

    Fertilization

  • 28

    Cell matrix junctions

    1. Hemidesmosomes (linked to intermediate fillaments), 2. Extracellular matrix, 3. Actin linked cell matrix junction (focal adhesions)

  • 29

    Cell - cell junctions

    1. Tight junctions, 2. Adherrens junctions (linked to actin filaments), 3. Desmosomes (linked to intermediate filaments), 4. Gap junctions

  • 30

    Specialized Cells and Cell Structures in Plants

    1. Trichomes, 2. Root Hairs, 3. Mesophyll Cells, 4. Xylem and Phloem

  • 31

    Structure and Function of Trichomes

    1. Preventing insect attacks, 2. Shading leaves, 3. Trapping insects

  • 32

    Epidermal ourgrowths are responsible for :

    1. Preventing insect attacks, 2. Shading leaves, 3. Trapoing insects