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When was the first antibiotic discovered?

Penicillin in 1920

What are single cells

Prokaryotic and protists

Multi celled

Plants animals or fungi

Cell theory

All living things are composed of cells!

Prokaryotic Cells Include

Bacteria and archaea

Eukaryotic cells include

Plants, animals, fungi, protists

Ribosomes synthesize...

Proteins

Cells are bounded by

A plasma membrane

What outer sticky substance binds cells together? (Animals)

The Extracellular Matrix

The difference between plant and animal cells?

Plants have a CELL WALL!

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum?

Dedication to the manufacturing of lipids

What are organelles?

Membrane enclosed structures that perform specific functions

The nucleus?

A double membraned organelle that houses most DNA

Nucleoid

Only found in prokaryotic, DNA coiled structure that's not partitioned from the rest of the cell!

Prokaryotic Cells have a cell wall

That helps them maintain there shape

Pili

In prokaryotic cells, short projections that help stick to surfaces

Flagella

In prokaryotic; turbines that make mobility!

Cytoplasm

Region between the nucleus and the membrane

Lysosomes

In animals, digestive enzymes surrounded by membranes

Plasma membrane

Separates living cell for non living surroundings

Phospholipids bilayer

A two layer sheet or phospholipids, which have a head and tails

A plasma membrane is a Fluid Mosaic

Molecules can move freely between each other, diverse proteins

Nucleolus

Place in the nucleus ribosomes are made

mRNA

Carries Coded INFORMATION from DNA

Endomembrane system

Consists of nuclear envelope


Endoplasmic reticulum


golgi apparatus


Lysosomes, and vacuoles


Golgi apparatus

A stack of plates that modify proteins and ship them to other organelles

Vacuoles

Large sacks that bud of from the ER and golgi apparatus and perform many functions

Central vacuole

Accounts for more than half of a plant cell

Mitichondria

Where cellular respiration takes place! Produces ATP and food molecules!

Mitichondria

Where cellular respiration takes place! Produces ATP and food molecules!