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chromatin
DNA not in active use (coiled)
The Nucleus
-within the cell
-surrounded by a phospholipid bilayer
-contains the chromatin
The Nucleolus
-within nucleus
-responsible for producing ribosomes
Microtubules
a hollow rod structure that can form and fall apart at will
Mitochondria
responsible for producing Adenosine triphosphate (ATP= cellular energy)
Centrosomes
-cytoskeleton structure
-the region where microtubules are initiated and forms the mitotic spindle
Microfilaments
-cytoskeleton structure
-a solid rod structure very important in muscles
Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
responsible for transport and storage of materials manufactured by the cell
Rough Endoplasmic Reticumum
responsible for transport and storage of materials manufactured by the cell
-has ribosomes all over the surface
Ribosomes
responsible for the production of proteins
Golgi Apparatus
packages and modifies cellular secretions
-produces lysosom
Lysosomes
-death in a plasma membrane!
kill intruders and or break down materials for use
What state of mind did Sartre not believe in? dfd
Unconscious- he believed everything you did you had to be thinking about in order to physically do it. You make the choice to do whatever you do.
meiosis
Cell division into 4 chromosones
mitosis
process of cell division
Interphase
period of cell cycle when the cell conducts normal metabolism and growth (90% of a cells life)
3 subdivisions
-G1 Growth
-S1 DNA Synthesis
-G2 preparation for mitosis centrosomes form, chromatin duplicates
Prophase
Early mitotic spindle, double chromosones in the nucleus (consisting of two sister chromatids)
Prometaphase
nuclear envelope fragments, chromatids seperate, mitotic spindle forms
Metaphase
chromatids suspend between mitotic spindles flex
Anaphase
chromosomes seperate and retract into opposit ends of cell and mitotic spindle starts to seperate
Telophase and Cytokinesis
Clevage furrow forms, nucleolus forms, nuclear envelope reforming in the two individual cells
Meiosis
Cell division from one diploid cell into to four haploid cells
diploid
any cell containing 2 sets of DNA
Monosaccharide
single unit sugar
Disaccharide
a charbohydrate which is made from 2 monosaccharides
Polysaccharides
Have many sugars bound together
Amino Acids
what protiens are made out of