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cell envelope

covering of the cell

cytoplasm

inside of the cell

appendages

emanating from the cell

plasma membrane

phosolipid bilayer with embedded proteins

embedded proteins

transport nutrients and wastes across the plasma membrane among other functions

mesosomes

pouches that form in the plasma membrane, increase the surface area internally for the attachment of enzymes.

glycocalyx

layer of polysaccharides outside of cell wall of some bacteria

capsule

glycocalyx that is well organized and not easy washed off

Slime layer

diffused glyclocalyx that is easily washed off



cell wall

may or may not be present; in bacteria it is made of peptidoglycan, in plants it is made of cellulose

cytoplasm

semifluid solution composed of water and inorganic and organic molecules

nucleotide

region where chromosomal DNA is located in many bacteria



chromosome

large circle of DNA containing the genetic code for the cell.

Plasmid

extrachromosomal circular piece of DNA resident in many bacteria

Ribosomes

protein production factories, made up of RNA and proteins

Inclusion Bodies

stored granules of various substances, including nutrients

Thylakoids

found only in photosynthetic bacteria called canabacteria

fimbriae

small, brisk like fibers on the cell surface, used to attach itself

conjugation pili

rigid tubular structures for the transfer of plasmid DNA

nucleus

houses genetic material

Endomembrane system

includes the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus

vesicles

carry product from one organelle to another

energy related organelles

mitochondria and chloroplasts

nucleoplasm

semifluid matrix in nucleus

lysosomes

membrane bound vesicles, low ph, digestive enzymes

peroxisomes

formation of hydrogen peroxide, contains catalase-break down toxic peroxide

contractile vacuole

ridding of water in plants

digestive vacuole

breaking down nutrients

chloroplasts

solar energy, to synthesize carbohydrates

thylakoids

disklike sacs