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______ has a smaller surface area to volume ratio Less efficient at transporting materials across plasma membrane. Less surface area to move material across per unit of volume

Larger cell (animal cell)

_________ has a greater surface area to volume


ratio. More efficient at transporting materials across plasma membrane More surface area to move material across per unit of volume

Smaller cell (bacterial cell)

Selective barrier that allows sufficient passage of oxygen, nutrients, waste to service the volume of the cell
Plasma Membrane

Selective barrier based on

size, charge, and space

membrane for the nucleus called

nuclear envelope

encloses the nucleus, separating it from the


cytoplasm


--Double membrane (phospholipid bilayer)

Nuclear envelope
lines each pore, regulating entry and exit of macromolecules
-- where mRNA comes out of nucleus
pore complex
lines (lining) inside of the nuclear membrane
Net like array of protein filaments maintains the shape
Nuclear lamina-

framework of fibers extends throughout the


nuclear interior

Nuclear matrix (middle)

DNA in discrete units called?

Chromosomes

complex of proteins and DNA

Chromatin

Where Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) is synthesized &


assembled into large & small subunits

Nucleolus

Make proteins using DNA as “directions”
Made of rRNA and protein
Ribosomes
Ribosomes carry out protein synthesis in 2
locations:
In the cytosol- free ribosomes On the outside of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER)- bound
ribosomes
make proteins found in membranes, packaged within organelles, exported (secreted)



make proteins destined insertion into membranes within certain organelles such as lysosomes or export from the cell (secretion) - pancreas

Bound ribosomes-
make proteins found in cytosol



ex: enzymes catalyze 1st steps of sugar breakdown

Free ribosomes-