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The Nucleus

1) control centre of cell


2) tells the cell what to do


3) genetic info stored in nucleus in chromosomes (DNA)


4) DNA is stored by molecules strung together in long strands called chromosomes.


5) surronded by nuclear envelope


6) has a fluid called nucleoplasm


(contains chromatin)

Chromatin

1) long strand of DNA


2) DNA instruction manuel


3) stores genetic info

unravled part of chromosomes

Nucleolus

1) is a black shape where ribosomes are made

Rough ER

1) contains ribosommes


2) production of proteins


3) transport proteins using vesicles


4) after making polypeptide they keep some and send out the rest on vesicles

Smooth ER

1) no ribosomes


2) produces lipids , cholesterol and hormones


3) detoxification - breaks down toxins, carbohydrates and fatty acids.


4) dont make protein

Golgi body

1) receives vesicles and modifies proteins


2) adds lipids and carbs


3) protein folding and exportations

Mitochhondria

1) generates energy (ATP)


2) oxygen we breathe gets delivered to mitochondria- used durig cellular respiration to allow cells to make ATP


3) conains own DNA similar to bacteria


4) own ribosomes, own outer membrane, inner membrane, intermemebrane, mitochondria matrix


5) more energy and some type of cells= more mitochondria

Lysosome

1) contains digest enzymes


2) destroys pathogen (white blood cells)


3) "garbage disposal"

Cytoplasm

1) jelly like fluid


2) contains dissolve solutes

Microtublus

1) largest of the 3 fibres


2) made up of tubulin


3) structural support and transportation

THE CYTOSKELETON

Microfilaments

1) smallest of the 3 network fibres


2) made up of actin


3) elongation and contraction 9


(assist cellls to move)

THE CYTOSKELETON

Centrioles

1) active during cell division - form ~miotic spindlle


2) pulls apart chromosomes

THE CTYTOSKELETON

Vacoule

1) stores water and nutrients (only plants)


2) provides sructure support (only plants)


3) stores waste

PLANT CELL

Chloroplast

1) photosynthesis - production of glucose


2) contains green pigment called CHLROPHYLL

PLANT CELL

Cell wall

1) Found in plant cells only


protects plant cell


2 layers inner and outer layerouter layer is piable,strechy and thin

PLANT CELLS

Cell membrane (nuclear memebrane)

1) allows some thing to enter and some things to leave


2) contains protein channel


3) Some things enter with the help of protein transporters and protein pumps

Prokaryotes

- DOng have nucleus or other membrane bound organelle


- Dont have mitochondria


- 'BACTERIA"

Eukaryotes

- Make single and multi celllar organisms


-have mitochondria


-no bactaria

Endomembrane system

1) group of organelles that work together


2) MAIN FUNCTION - make and transport lipids (fats) , enzmes and protein


3)destroys toxins and recycles waste

PLANTS

1) dont have lysosomes innstead have one bi central vacoule

Peroxisomes

1) contain enzymes tha digest fatty acidds and amino acids

DNA

DNA - turns into RNA - goes to cytoplasm thhrough NUCLEAR PORES - ribosomes find it , takes it back to rough ER - turns it into polypeptide chains- some of those stay in the ER and the rest get taken to the golgi body to be given final touches then are carried to certain organelles.

DNA,RNA , ER,GOLGI BODY PROCESS

Nucelar envelope

nucleus is surronded by nuclear envelope


er is on the outside of it


proteins are in the bilayer to transport different molecules acrss memeberane

plastids

chloroplast; is a pigments found in plants causes pphotosynthesis


chromoplasts; contiains pigmants happens after chloroplast breaks down


amyloplast; no pigment, has storage called starch, i can be found in stems, tublers and seeds. cannot be seen without iodine dye.

endosymbiosis theory

states that mitochondria envolved from aerobic bacteria and beecme engulfed in cells hence that dna that is simmilar to bacteria