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Eukariotic cells vs Prokaryotic cells

-USUALLY larger than prokaryotic cells


-prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus, eukariotic cells do

The Nucleus

-The 'brain' of the cell



Three major parts of the nucleus

-Nuclear envelope


-Chromatin


-Nucleolus

Nuclear Envelope

-Like the membrane of the nucleus, but has many holes for RNA to travel through


-double membrane

Chromatin

-strands of DNA wrapped around protein


-contains genetic material, like a blueprint

Chromosomes

-chromatin that was compacted during cell division

Nucleolus

-Center part


-Makes ribosomes

Cytoplasm

-made of organelles and cytosol

Cytoskelliton

-gives shape to eukaryotic cells

-made up of three microfibers


-four main jobs

The three microfibers

-Thin microfilaments


-Medium sized intermediates filaments


-Thick microtubules

The four main jobs of cytoskelliton

1. maintaining shape of the cell


2. providing movement for the cell (see cilia and flagellum)


3. providing organelle movement


4. making cell division

Cilia

-works like the oars on a row boat


-move cell through fluid or fluid through the cell

flagellum

-work like the motor on a motorboat, whip like tail


-longer than cilia


-move the cell through fluid or fluid past the cell