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Control center of the cell
Contains all genetic instructions for the cells in the body.
Nucleus
Requires energy to move through the membrane.
A)Solute pumps- movies ions against gradients
B)Vesicular Transport- moves large particles into the cell.
Active transport
Structural units of all living things
Cells
Compact chromatin just before cell division
Chromosomes
Cellular material between the plasma membrane & the nucleus
Cytoplasm
Inter-cellular fluid (contains dissolved nutrients, ions and soluble & insoluble proteins and waste products)
Viscous, semi-transparent fluid, suspends other cytoplasmic elements
Cytosol
Simple & facilitated
(food coloring in water)
Diffusion
Moves substances out of the cell (I.E hormones)
Endocytisis
Rough- manufactures all proteins that are secreted by a cell.
Smooth-Perform NO protein synthesis
-Involved in catalyzing reactions
-Stores & releases calcium ions in the cardiac muscle
ER
The synthesis of a protein
Translation
Any small portion on DNA molecule
Transcription
(Neoplasm) Produced by abnormal cell growth & division.
Tumor
Functional reverse of endocytosis
Exacytosis
Functional unit of heredity
Gene
Consists of a set of 5-6 flattened membrane discs
Golgi apparatus
Provides energy (ATP) for the cell
Mitochandria
Nuclear division
Mitosis
Internal structure that forms specific functions essential to normal cell structures.
Organelles
Diffusion of water across a surface
Osmosis
Produces vesicles containing solid objects that may be as large as the cell
Phagosynthesis
The production of RNA from a a single strand of DNA
Protein synthesis
Organelles that manufacture proteins using information provided by DNA, of the nucleus
Ribosomes