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Cell Theory

Basic structures for all organisms

The makeup of all substances




Layout of a cell

Prokaryotes

Cells that do not have a nucleus

No solid center




Little internal structure

Eukaryotes

Cells that have a nucleus

Have a solid center




Contain a center for power



Nucleus

Located in the cytoplasm, controls the cell and its functions

Center of the cell




Works to make the cell work

Chromosome

Located in the nucleus, contain DNA and the special patterns of DNA, which make up genes; this makes the cell what it is

Contains DNA




Holds details of what makes a substance what it is

Nucleoid

Located in the cytoplasm of a prokaryote (no nucleus), DNA is located in the nucleoid

Contains DNA




Does not appear in cells with a nucleus, even though the name is similar

Plasmids

Small, circular portions of DNA, not associated with the nucleoid

Forms of DNA




Round

Flagella

A tail-like substance that is used by eukaryotes

Used for movement




Creates momentum because it is attached t

Cell/Plasma Membrane

Contains all parts of the cell, allowing movement in and out

is just within the cell wall




Keeps all parts of the cell inside, while allowing movement in and out

Cell Wall

A protective layer of cellulose (a sugar) around the cell, to protect it

Protects the cell




Made of building sugar





Ribosomes

Provides proteins for the cell, building chains of amino acids

Makes chains of proteins




Takes in amino acids

Cytoplasm

Fluid in the cell

Fills all cells




One of many complex liquids

Cytosol

Contains a cell's ribosomes, fluid in the cell, water-sollulable



Same function as cytoplasm




Separates through contact with water

Organelles

One of the things that make up a cell

One part of the cell




Small parts of a cell

Nucleolus

Located in the nucleus, is made up of RNA and proteins, doesn't contain DNA

Comprised of RNA and proteins




No DNA

Cytoskeleton

Acts as a connector of all parts of a cell, gives the cell structure, is solid (unlike cytoplasm)

Like the spine in the body




Provides structure

Microtubules

Large spiral-like substance that are comprised of proteins called tubulin; help with cell structure and movement

Dense and spiral-like




Made of proteins

Microfilaments

Allows the cell to move and gives the cell structure; fine string-like proteins

Fine and small




Gives the cell structure

Rough ER

Endoplasmic reticulum, disk-like shape that attaches to ribosome, help to synthesize proteins for the cell

Disk like shape




Ribosome is attached



Smooth ER

Endoplasmic reticulum, tube-like shape, help to synthesize proteins for the cell

Tube like




Helps to unify proteins

Golgi Apparatus

Acts similar to endoplasmic reticulum and combines molecules to make complex molecules

Simple to complex




Similar to ER

Vesicles

Contains the complex molecules made by the golgi apparatus

Molecule carrier




Can hold or transport molecules

Lysosomes

Used to digest things by either breaking down food or a dead cell

Decomposition




Acts a stomach acid

Vacuoles

Storage in a cell that contains food and nutrients


Is like the stomach




Holds energy

Centrioles

Contained in animal cells, made of microtubules and help to carry out cell processes that divide a cell

Only found in animals




Separates cells

Cilia

Small hair-like substances that move back and forth to move a cell

Used to move the cell




Work by moving back and forth to create momentum

Mitochondria

An organelle that takes in nutrients to create energy in a cell

Powerhouse of the cell




Provides energy

Chloroplasts

Produce food and energy for the cell, are not found in animal cells

Provides energy




Only found in plants and bacterium

Colony

Organisms that are grouped together

Synonym of group




Helps to function as a group

Multicellular

Substance consisting of many cells to complete different functions

Many cells together




Variation of functions

Cell Differentiation

Develops a cell to preform more efficiently





Help a cell to "mature"




Speed cell processes





Tissue

Muscular tissues contain microfilaments which help the muscles contract or relax

What muscles are comprised of




Either contract or relax

Organ

Group of cells that preform important functions in a substance

The heart is an example of this




Carry on the important functions of a cell to keep it alive

Organ System

A group of organs that preform certain tasks

Like the liver, heart, and lungs in the body




Work together to make something work

Organism

A living substance that can grow and reproduce

All living things




Can reproduce