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plasma membrane
has Na+ and K+ ATPase
plasma membrane
intercellular adhesion, intercellular communication
plasma membrane
transport of molecules and ions in and out of cells
nucleus
site of chromatin
nucleus
site of DNA directed mRNA synthesis (transcription)
nucleus
site of DNA replication
nuclear envelope
separates chromatin from cytoplasm
nuclear envelope
separates chromatin from cytoplasm
nuclear envelope
have complex pores that permit passage of proteins, ribosomal particles, mRNA, ions, etc
nuclear envelope
double membrane, outer membrane is contiguous with rough ER
nucleoplasm
everything enclosed by nuclear envelope
chromatin
comprised of unraveled DNA molecules and various nuclear proteins
chromatin
present during interphase (between cell division)
chromosome
highly condensed DNA molecules and nuclear envelope
chromosome
23 pairs in human body cells
chromosome
visible only shortly before and during cell division
nucleolus
region of nucleoplasm
nucleolus
has nucleolar organizer
nucleolus
site of ribosomal RNA synthesis; site of packaging of rRNA into ribonucleoprotein complexes that become ribosomoal subunits
nucleolus
synthesis of ribosomal subunits
nucleolus
is larger in cells that synthesize proteins at a high rate
cytosol
enzymes of glycolysis
cytosol
fatty acid synthesis
cytosol
cytoplasm minus organelles and nonsoluble structures
cytosol
cellular inclusions (glycogen granules, lipid droplets)
cytoplasm
everything between nuclear envelope and plasma membrane
ribosomes
comprised of one small particle subunit and one larger particle unit
ribosomes
comprised of three molecules of rRNA and many proteins
ribosomes
site of protein synthesis (translation of mRNA into protein)
ribosomes
attached to mRNA to form polysomes
ribosomes
found free in cytosol or on surface of rough ER
rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER)
labyrinthine structure comprised of branching tubules and flattened sacs with ribosomes on surface
rough ER
translation/synthesis of proteins for membranes and for secretion
rough ER
signal peptide proteolysis
rough ER
protein segregation
rough ER
protein segregation
rough ER
initial glycosylation of proteins
rough ER
prominent feature of cells that synthesize proteins to be secreted
rough ER
synthesis of most membrane lipids
smooth ER
labyrinthine membrane structure comprised of branching tubules and flattened sacs with no ribosomes on outer surface
smooth ER
contains enzymes for detoxification
smooth ER
synthesis of steroids and other nonmembrane lipids
smooth ER
stores calcium ions
Golgi complex
comprised of stack of flattened membranous sacs (cisternae) with small tubules and vesicles pinching off or fusing with cisternae
Golgi complex
terminal glycosylation of proteins and other post translational changes of proteins
Golgi complex
phosphorylation and sulfation reactions
Golgi complex
concentration and sorting of materials for transport to other organelles or for secretion
Golgi complex
glycosylation of lipids
Golgi complex
initial proteolysis
Golgi complex
synthesis of some membrane lipids (sphingolipids)
lysosome
intracellular digestion
lysosome
contains many hydrolases
lysosome
lumen has acid pH
lysosome
fuses with phagosome to form phagolysosome
peroxisome
degradation of certain fatty acids and amino acids
peroxisome
production and degradation of hydrogen peroxide
peroxisome
detoxification in liver and kidne
mitochondria
powerhouse of cell; responsible for reactions of cellular respiration (except glycolysis) i.e. citric acid cycle, electron transport, oxidative phosphorylation, ATP synthesis
mitochondria
steroid synthesis
mitochondria
derived from prokaryotic cell that is symbiotic in euokaryotic cell
mitochondria
have circular DNA molecule and bacteria-like ribosomes
mitochondria
multiply by division; inherited from mother only
cytoskeleton
microfilaments; microtubules; intermediate filaments