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Plasma Membrane

boundary of a cell


proteins on outside


phospholipids


Head vs Tail of Phospholipids

Head is hydrophilic


Tail is hydrophobic


Peripheral vs Integral Proteins

Peripheral is below


Integral is through

Ribosome

synthesize proteins


rRNA subunits attach together


canals allow for amino acids to move through

Endoplasmic Reticulum

rough ER receives and transports synthesized proteins


smooth ER synthesizes lipids and certain carbs

Golgi Apparatus

chemically processes and then packages substances from the ER


flat, membranous sacs allow for transport vesicles to move through

Mitochondria

synthesizes ATP


folded membranes allow for more surface area to make ATP

Lysosome

digestive system


bubble of enzymes is open, single walled membrane allows for things to pass through easily

Centriole

function in cell reproduction


thin, tubelike so DNA can line up in mitosis

Cilia

move substances along the surface of cell


hairlike extensions move to push the other substances along wall

Flagella

"tail" of sperm cell -> propelling sperm through fluid


long and fluidlike allows for it to move smoothly through body

Nucleus

dictates protein synthesis


double membraned allows for only specific things to get in


central/circular because it is most important to cell life/activities

Nucleolus

essential role in formation of ribosomes


in nucleus the be near DNA/nucleus dictates protein synthesis (ribosomes make proteins)