The Cell flashcards
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The Cell flashcards page gathers community-made decks on cell structures, membranes, cytoplasm and the cytoskeleton. It is for university students practising cell terminology and functions, and teachers looking for material on those topics. There are over 50 flashcard resources, mostly at university level. Pick a deck and start revising.
Flashcards
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36 cardsThe Cell : Anatomy and Division Define Cell .
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200 cardsChapter 3 Anatomy and Physiology plasma membrane aka cell membrane
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106 cardsAdvanced Cell Biology
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63 cardsMicro_Anatomy Lecture 1 Material: Cytology Intro Citations: Lecture 1 Powerpoint
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13 cardsComposition of Cytoplasm cytoplasm components: cytosol, cytoskeleton and organelles
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80 cardsHbio science
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60 cardsGenes, Cells and Tissues - Cells Organelles Role of Plasma Membrane
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72 cardsAnatomy - The Cell
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45 cardsFC 2A- Eukaryotic Cellular Composition
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26 cardsCytology
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55 cardsAnatomy Chapter 3: Cell Form & Function what is the general shape and size of cells?
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55 cardsChapter 1: The Cell Flashcards What is the function of the nuclear membrane or envelope?
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39 cardsAnatomy What is a Cell?
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39 cardsLesson 5
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28 cardsCell Structure Flashcards How much of our body weight do cells make up?
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26 cardsThe Cell The smallest functional unit in the body that carries out all vital processes
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35 cardsCell Migration and Motility - L3 What are the important molecules involved in regulating the assembly structure in a migrating cells? (2)
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48 cardsDG - Lecture 10
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32 cardsCells 214101
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49 cardsCell Biology - Absite Main Transporter that keeps intracellular compartment negative
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16 cardsLecture 15 - Endocytosis and Intracellular Vesicle Traffic 5 types of endocytosis?
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14 cardsStructure of a Generalised Cell Plasma (cell) Membrane
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17 cardscell structures name all the structures in a animal cell
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49 cardsFlash into Memory: 6 a/b Organelles and other cell terms
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34 cardsExam 1 What are the two types of control systems in the body?
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29 cardsHAP Week 1 Session 2 BAsic cells and Chemistry What is a cell
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44 cardsch.3/4 of biology
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27 cardsCells What is an organelle?
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20 cardsWeek One Class 3 Cell Organelles What are the two main groups of cells in the body?
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29 cardsCell structure, function and metabolism
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19 cardsCytoskeleton structure 2 What are the largest structural elements of the cytoskeleton?
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23 cardsCells Functions of a cell?
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18 cardsIntroduction to cells Basic processes of cells
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23 cardsHuman Bio Chap 3
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23 cardsCells Size and shape of DNA molecule?
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21 cardsChapter 3 - Cells (EMILY) List the cell structure?
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12 cardscellular adhesion What are the 4 types of cell junction?
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10 cardsweek 2 Cells What is an Organelle?
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13 cardsBIOL40A Lab Practical 1 a highly organized intracellular structure that performs a specific (metabolic) function for the cell
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8 cardsCell membrane How do unsaturated fatty acids affect the cell membrane structure?
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About the cell flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing The Cell flashcards
These decks offer different starting points for revising cell anatomy. Chapter 3 Anatomy and Physiology pairs structures with their functions, including the plasma membrane, nucleus and ribosomes. It is a useful place to begin if you want to practise both what a part is and what it does.
For a closer look at one area, Composition of Cytoplasm covers cytosol, cytoskeleton components and organelles. Advanced Cell Biology includes actin filaments, microtubules and cell migration.
Build a revision routine
Work through a small group of cards and recall each answer before checking it. Return to terms you find difficult, then try a deck that approaches the same topic from another angle. If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want to practise questions in another format.
Choose a topic and open a set of cards to get started.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Chapter 3 Anatomy and Physiology is a useful starting point for practising cell parts alongside their functions. Its cards include the plasma membrane, nucleus and ribosomes. For a more focused set, Composition of Cytoplasm covers cytosol, the cytoskeleton and organelles.
What do these flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover cell structures and functions, including membranes, cytoplasm and organelles. Some focus on particular topics: Cell membrane includes questions about its structure, while Advanced Cell Biology covers cytoskeleton components and cell migration. Other decks introduce cell terminology more broadly.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.