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who discovered cells

robert hooke

what are the parts of the cell theory

every living thing is made up of cells



cell's shape

coccus, bacillus, spiral

cell size

0.2 cm

three basic parts of a cell

cell memebrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm

what are the 2 basic types of cells

prokaryotes, eukaryotes

prokaryotes

dont have a nucleus nor a membrane.

eukaryotes

where genetic material is stored

what is the function of the plasma membrane

regulates which molecules are allowed to enter and exit the cell

phospholipid bilayer

makes up cell memebranes and is critical to a cells ability to function

memebrane proteins

transports molecules,

fluid mosaic model

combination of phospholipids, cholesterol, and proteins.

where is the nucleus found

middle of cell

what does the nucleus control

creating protien and other activities?

nuclear envelope

outside the nucleus, regulates the passes of macromolescules

nucleolus

inside the nucleus of a eukariotic cell. makes ribosomes

ribosomes

all around the cell RNA is made into a protien

what are the mitochondria

many found around the cell creates energy for the cell

what is the function of the endoplasmic reticulum

makes stuff for the cell

rough er

a network of tubular membranes studded with ribosomes

smooth er

not studded with ribosomes

waht is the golgi apparatus

folded membranes involed in secretion and intracellular transport

what are vesicles

a fluid or air cavity

what are lysosomes

contains degradutive enzyms

explain the steps of protein synthesis

transcription -> pos-transcription -> translation -> folds up -> added effector molecule -> active

explain the structure of the cytoskeleton

a network of protein fibers supporting cell shape

microtubles

small tube in cytoplasm

microfilaments

small read like structure

cilia

a short, hairlike vibrating structure

flagella

a slender threadlike structure

centrioles

a minute cylindrieal organelle near the nucleus

what are 3 structures found in plant cells that aren't found in animals cells

central vacuole plastids chloroplasts

what is the cell wall?

riged layer of polysaccharides lying outsid ethe memebrane

explain what the central vacuole is

organelle found in plant cells

what are plastids considered

small dna molecules

chloroplasts

a plastid that contains chlorophyl

chromopasts

color in plastid