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Anton Leeuwenhoek
first person to see tiny living things in a drop of water
Robert hooke
named the cell by looking at a cork
3 concepts that make up the cell theory
1. All things are composed of cells
2.basic unit of structure and funtions in living things
3. New cells produced by old ones
Prokaryotes
Cell membrane, cytoplasm, smaller (less organelles), no nucleus
Eukaryotes
cell membrane, cytoplasm, bigger (organelles), nucleus
plant cells
vacuole, chloroplasts, cell wall, nucleus,RER, Ribosomes,SER, Cell Membrane,golgi, Mitochondria, Nucleolus
Animal cells
lysosomes,centrioles,nucleus,RER, Ribosomes,SER, Cell Membrane,golgi, Mitochondria, Nucleolus
how are facilitated diffusion and active transport alike?
They both use Proteins in the cell membrane.
what facilitated diffusion (difference from active transport)
it goes from high to low, uses concentration gradient, no energy used...... one example is glucose
what is active transport (difference from facilitated diffusion)
it goes from low to high and uses energy.....one example is sodium
what is osmotic pressure?
the pressure exerted by osmosis on the hypertone side of a selectively permeable membrane
what is hypertonic?
when substance goes outside the cell
what is isotonic?
it is equal
what is hyptonic?
thing going in cell
ribosome
produces protein under the nucleus's instruction
golgi
carries stuff, attach carbs and lipids to protein
mitochondrion
makes high energy from food
vacuole
sac like thing that holds stuff
Rough E.R.
an internal membrane system in which components of cell membrane and some proteins are constructed
endocytosis
material INTO a cell
phagocytosis
cells eating bacteria, dying organelles, cell infected with viruses
pinocytosis
cell drinking
ex- muscle cells taking in proteins
exocytosis
materials outside a cell
ex- insulin released from the pancreas cells