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Cellular membrane
Cellular membrane
*contains the cellular contents
*selects(regulates) what enters and leaves the cell
*encases the cell (protection)
*semipermeable (selective)allows for certain things to go in and out
cytoplasm
cytoplasm
*found inside the cell
*comprised of a gel like substance
*contains the cytosol and organelles
nucleus
nucleus
*controls the functions of the cell
*the "brains" of the cell
*contains the nucleolus and chromacin
mitochondria
mitochondria
*power plant of the cell
*produces energy
*numbers vary among cells because of metabolic activity of a cell. harder the cell works the greater number of mitochondria
ribosomes
ribosomes
*where creation of protein occurs
*Fixed ribosomes- attached to the endoplasmic reticulum, synthesizes exportable protein for use elsewhere in the body
*Free ribosomes- float freely with the cytoplasm, synthesize proteins that are used within the cell
endoplasmic reticulum
endoplasmic reticulum
(referred as ER)
*network of membranes in the cytoplasm
*Rough ER- fixed ribosomes, on the surface, concerned with protein synthesis
*Smooth ER - no ribosomes, concerned with synthesis of lipids (fat) and has no ribosomes
Golgi apparatus
Golgi apparatus
*flat, membrane sac
*depending on the proteins "job" and "destination" sugars are added or removed
*Golgi wraps he protein in a membrane
*proteins are now secreted from the cell
lysosomes
lysosomes
*housekeepers of the cell
*contains powerful enzymes
*breakdown cellular waste (phagocytosis)
cytoskeleton
cytoskeleton
*provides cellular shape and support
*comprosed of threadlike structures
called microfilaments and microtubules
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centrioles
centrioles
*paired, rod shaped, and short microtubular
structures
*separate chromosomes
*contributes to cellular reproduction
microvilli
microvilli
moves water across the cellular water
cilia
cilia
*moves substances across the surface of a cell
*wavelike motions
*smoking destroys cilia in the respiratory sysytem
flagella
flagella
*whip-like structures
*thick and long
*fewer in numbers as compared to cilia
cell
cell
human and animal
*the structure and functional unit of all living matter
*vary in size, shape and funtion