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Fluid portion of cell
Contains molecules, ribosomes, organelles
cytoplasm
Contains DNA
Controls most of cells functions
has a nucleolus (where ribosomes are made)
surounded by nuclear membrane
contains pores for RNA and other material to enter and leave
nucleus
responsible for building the proteins found in cytoplasm
made of RNA and protein
ribosomes
system of membranes and sacs spread throughtout the cell
transports molecules from one part of cell to other
contains some ribosomes
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
system of membranes and sacs through cell
transports molecules
builds lipids such as steroids and cholesterol
detoxifies drugs and posions
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum+
flattened membranous sacs
recieves protiens from Er
processes them
ships them in cell or out
Golgi Apparatus
transfers energy from organic molecules to ATP
has double membrane
own DNA
Mitochondria
contains digstive enzymes that break down molecules
destroy a cell through autolysis
Lysosome
network of thin tubes and filaments that criss cross cytosol
Cytoskeleton
short hair like structures assist in movement
cilia
long hair like structures
flagella
only found in animals
aids in cell division
centriole
made up of cellulose
provides structure to plant cells
cell wall
large fluid filled organelle
contains water enzymes and metabolic
makes up 90% of plants volume
central vacuole
uses light energy to make carbohydrates from carbon and water
contains membrane sacs called thylakoids
contains chlorophyll
own DNA
chloroplasts
membrane permeability
how it allows substances to pass through it
SEM scanning
TEM transmitting
Ease of Permiability
easy- no energy to do this O2 CO2 small and nonpolar
moderate- some or none H2O polar
hard-C6H12O6 large polar carrier protein