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What makes up the plasma membrane

Phospholipids


Hydrohpllic-polar head/hydrophobic-polar tail

Eukaryotic/Prokaryotic

Prokaryotic cells: lack membrance-bounded nucleus


Eukaryotic cells- have nucleus housing dna

Ex of eukaryotic/prokaryotic

Prokaryotic cells do not have a plasma membrane enclosed nucleus. Dna swims freely, has the nucleoid region

Nucleoid region

In center of prokaryotic cell and contains all or most of the genetic material

Nucleus

A plamsa membrane enclosed region of a cell housing its DNA and RNA

Smooth/Rough Endopplasmic Reticulum

Rough ER has presence of ribosomes that aide in the produce of proteins


Smooth ER is w/o presence of ribosome


Construction of lidips take place

Vesicles

Use in the transport and deliver of proteins and lidids from ER to Golgi aparatus

Golgi Aparatus

Thransfer station for sorting and repackaging after receiving vesicles.

Chloroplast/mitchondria

Chloroplast: use solar energy to synthsize carbs throught the process of photosynthesis (found only in plants) i.e creates sugars/starch



Mitchondria: breaks down carbs to produce ATP adenonise triphoshate (energry) through the process of cellilar repiration

Cytoskeleton

Network of interconneted protein filaments

Cilia/Flagella

Aid in movement of cell of help move fluids past the cell


Cilia are shorter more numerous


Flagella are longer

Cell Wall

Only in plant cells


Has primary/secondary walls


Surrounds the vacuoles

Plantae/Animalia

Animalia do not have cell walls nor do the have chloroplast- they are larger-the have a plasma membrane enclosed nucleus-have junctions between cells.


Adhesion Junction

Flexible/sturdy like skinn-internal cytoplasmic plaques joined by intercellular filaments

Tight Junction

Zipper loke, cells of tissue tht serve as barriers-plamsa membrane proteins attach to each other

Gap Junction

Lend strenght while allowing small molecules and ions to pass through- allows cells to communicate through plasma membrane channel