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Cell Wall
Only found in plant cells.
maintain shape and structure of cell
protects cell
Plasma Membrane
Fatty phosphorus filled bylayer shape(phospholipd by layer)
seperates living cell parts from non-living outsiders
Nucleus
Holds genetic material that makes up characteristics of the cell
brain of the cell
contains DNA
Nucelous
Where ribosomal RNA is produced
RNA befriends proteins to make subunits of ribosome
Ribosome
Protein synthesis occurs here
where protein is made
two sub units (one large, one small)
Polysomes
Groups of ribosome in one are (shaped like a string of ribosomes
Vacuole and Vesicle
Vacuole is a storage site
More prominent in plant cell
vesicle is a smaller vacuole
plant vacuole has a water, sugar, salts and toxic molecules
Rough ER
assembly place for proteins for export
has ribosome attached to it to have protein
sugar is added to the proteins
Smooth ER
Makes fatty products such as phosolipids and steroids and is used to detoxify
released in vesicles
Golgi Apparatus
Packaging and processing warehouse for cell products
takes in vesicles from ER
Golgi produces lysosomes
MRS(Modify, Repackage, Sort)
Lysosome
Contain hydrolytic enzymes
membrane bound vesicles produced by Golgi
Lysosomes digest bacterias
Peroxisome
specialized vesicles
contain powerful oxidative enzymes
produces peroxide
detoxifies cell
lots in liver
Mitochondrion
Site of aerobolic cellular respiration (ATP)
use oxygen and food we consume to make energy
alls cells contain a mitochondrion
Chloroplast
Only in plant cells
produce their own organic food
autotroph
chloroplasts are green because of chlorophyll
chlorophyll captures solar energy and turns energy into carbs
used for photosynthesis
Cytoskeleton
keeps shape of the cell
made of protein
microfilaments and microtubules
microtubules form centrioles filia and flagella
Cilia
multiple hair like substance
moves mucus/phlegm up trachea
move egg along oviduct
has 9+2 pattern of microtubules
Flagella
moves in whip like fashion
single or double
propels sperm
9+2 pattern of microtubules
Centriole
9+0 pattern of microtubules
triplets
involved in microtubule formation including mitotic spindling