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rough ER
ribosomes stud from surface; produce proteins and membranes
smooth ER
no ribosomes; lipid synthesis (sex & steroid hormones); carbohydrate metabolism; drug & poison detoxification
ribosomes
carries out protein synthesis; two types: free & bound
nuclues
controls production of proteins; controls growth; regulates metablism; houses DNA
nucleolus
within nucleus; makes ribosomal (rRNA); assembels ribosomal subunits
Golgi apparatus
UPS; recieves products from ER -> modifies and sotres products -> send to other destinations; flat membrane sacs call CISTERNA; 2 regions: CIS FACE & TRANS FACE
lysosome
contains enzymes that animal cells use to digest macromolecules; AUTOPHAGY=recycle organic material within cell
vacuoles
food vacuole= phagocytosis; contractice vacuole=pump excess water from cell; central vacuole= retain water
mitochondria
generates energy in form of ATP via cellular reparation; 2 membranes: cristae (folds) & mitochondrial matrix (inner area contains DNA*
chloroplast
ONLY plants; site of photosynthesis; thykaloids=membrane sac, granum=stacked membrane, stroma= fluid contains DNA, ribsomes, enzymes
peroxisome
contains enzymes to produce H2O2; breakdown fatty acids and detozify alcohol
cytoskeleton
network of fibers; maintain shape & mechanical support; 3 types: microtubules, microfilaments, intermediate filaments
prokaryotes
DNA, no organelles, small, NUCLEOID, ribosomes, chromosomes, cytosol, plasma mebrane, cell wall
eukaryotes
DNA, organelles, NUCLEUS, big
plasma membrane
controls movement of substances in and out of cell; communication with other cells; made up of lipids, phosphorus, proteins; inner layer=non-polar, outer layer=polar
6 types of proteins transfer
transport, enzymes, signal transduction, cell-to-cell recognition, intercellular joining, attachment to cytoskeleton and ECM
3 passive transport
diffusion, facilitative diffusion, osmosis
transport
channel and carrier proteins
enzymes
assist metabolism
signal transduction
lock and key
intercullular joinning
proteins of adjacent cells hook together
attachment to cytoskeleton and ECM
cell shape; stabalizes other membrane proteins
3 active transport
endocytosis, exocytosis, ion pump
diffusion principles
high concentration-> low concentration; concentraion gradient, surface area:volume, temp^= speed^, molecules size determines occurence
facilitative diffusion
channel proteins
osmosis
movement of water to high concentraion
sodium-pottasium pump
3 NA+ out, 2 K+ in; inside cell=negative; outside cell=positive; electric gradient
endomembrane system
nuclear envelope, ER, Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, vacuoles, plasma membrane
transport vesicles
transport secretary proteins from ER to
microtubules
hollow rods of protein; frameowrk for cell & tracks along organelles
centrosome
area by nucleus contains microtubules
cillia and flagella
type of microtubules; manouver cell
middle lamella
glue adjacent plant cells together
pseudopodia
used for moving and feeding; extension from cell
cell division
nucleus, chromosomes, centroiles, microtubules, microfilaments
information storage and transferal
nucleus, chromosomes, DNA -> mRNA -> ribosomes-> enzymes and other proteins
energy conversion
mitochondria
manufactured of membrane and products
sooth ER, rough ER, ribosomes, Golgi apparatus, vesicles
lipid synthesis, drug detoxification
smooth ER
digestion, recycling
lysosomes, food vacuoles
conversion of H2O2 to water
prexisome
structural integrity
cytoskeleton: microtubules, microfilamentsl intermediate filaments; ECM
movement
cilia, flagela, microfilaments
exchange with enviroment
plasma membrane, vesicles
cell to cell connection
desmoses, tight and gap junctions, ECM
cell wall
structural support for plants; middle lamella=glue
central vacuole
stores food, waste diposal, proteciton, growth
chloroplast
phosynthesis, production fo carbs
amyloplast
starch in plants
plasmodesmate
cytoplasmic connection between cells