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cell membrane

defines the boundary of the cell and controls what enters and leaves the cell

nucleus

carries the genetic material, DNA. Responsible for regulating all activities of the cell

nucleolus

where ribosomes are built from RNA and proteins

lysosome

contain digestive enzymes, breaks down foreign materials

smooth ER

a) production of phospholipids for cell membranes


b) synthesis of steroid hormones

mitochondrion

organelle for aerobic respiration, generating ATP, consisting of a matrix and cristae

ribosome

assembles proteins from amino acids in the process of transcription and translation using instructions from the DNA

ROUGH ER

synthesis, folding and modification of proteins. transport of proteins around the cell. consists of ribosomes.

golgi body

where proteins are sorted and packaged into vesicles for delivery to plasma membrane for excretion or to other locations within the cell

cytoskeleton

provides structure for the cell, microtubules and filaments create tracks for organelles to travel around the cell

cell wall

protective barrier that maintains the shape of the cell.


- plants - cellulose


- bacteria - peptidoglycan


- fungi - chitin

chloroplast

site of photosynthesis, containing green pigment chlorophyll which traps light in the light dependent stage

cytosol

fluid contents of the cell

cytoplasm

cytosol + all organelles

vacuole

involved in the storage of wastes and water. Plants have a large vacuole

secretory vesicles

important for cell secretions via exocytosis (exit) and endocytosis (entry)

prokaryote

cells without a nucleus (bacteria, cyanobacteria)

eukaryote

cells with a nucleus (animals, plants, fungi, protista)

cellula respiration

C6H12O6 + 6O2 --> 6H20 + 6CO2

photosynthesis

6H20 + 6CO2 --> C6H12O6 + 6O2

flagella

whip like structures on bacteria that enable movement

cilia

extension of cell membrane- called flagella if only 1 or 2 are present

fluid mosaic

- phospholipid bilayer


- cholesterol


- embedded proteins

membrane proteins

receptor sites, enzymes, cell adhesion, identity marker, protein channels