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What is difference b/w prokaryotic & eukarytotic cells?

Prokaryotic lacks nucleus (has nucleoid) and membrane bound organelles

What is cytoplasm?

region between nucleus and plasma membrane

plasma membrane?

selective barrier that allows passage of O2, nutrients, and wastes in/out of cell

what cells need more surface area?

cells that exchange lots of material w/ surroundings (ex intestinal or neurons)

how does cell increase surface area w/out adding volume?

microvilli

what are most membranes made of?

double layer phospholipids/ other lipids & proteins

List membrane bound organelles of animal cell
smooth er
rough er
nucleus
gogli body
mitochondria
lysosome
cytosome
peroxisome
chloroplast
fluid mosaic model?
cell membrane is fluid structure with mosaic of proteins in phospholipid bilayer
amphipathic molecules
contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts
mitochondria
where atp is generated & cellular respiration occur
ribosome?
makes proteins
bound to rough Er/ nuclear envelope or free roaming
rough ER
*forms secretory proteins
*grows membrane by adding phospholipid and protein
*polypeptide in cisternal space
vesicle
sac made of membrane
ex- vacuole, lysosome, peroxisome
cytoplasm
fluid that binds contents of cell (except nucleus) in plasma membrane
golgi apparatus
- modify and stores proteins, phospholipid, & carbs on proteins
- transport molecules to other cell regions
*made of flattened membranous sacs
*secretory cells
"packing sorting n shipping"
centrioles
- inside centrosomes
- contain microtubules to shape n support cell
nucleoplasma
fluid that surrounds nucleus n contents
nuclear envelope
separate nucleus from cytoplasm n other organelles
chromatin
*part of a chromosome
*combo of dna & proteins
*encodes genetic info
nucleolus
*place where ribosomal RNA synthesized
*ribosomal subunits formed to be sent out to cell and made into ribosome
Smoot ER
*synthesize lipids
*metabolize carbs
*stores calcium
*detoxify poison
pinocytotic vesicle
part of cell that absorb fluid
phagocytotic vesicle
part of cell that absorb large molecules /organism (food)
flagellum
long whiplike tail structure for movement
cilia
Short hair like structure
central vacuole /vacuole
holds organic compounds n h2o