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prokaryotic
cells with no membrane bound structures
eukaryotic
cell with membrane bound structures
cell
the smallest unit of living organisms that can perform a life function
All cells have........
1.outer membrane
2.cytoplasm
3.genetic material
cell wall
-only plants, most bacteria
-outer covering, gives protection and shape
-cellulose mesh
cell membrane
-regulates inflow/outflow
-only water can move through the cell
-double fatty layer
cytoplasm
gel state, allows flow of materials and life reactions
cytoskeleton
extremely thin protein fiber, for shape and motion
organelles
structures in eukaryots, carry out life functions: hereditary info, energy-processing,manufacture of cell substances, processing and transport, recycling
nucleus
contains dna, which is the instruction for all cell processes
-chromosome:dna coiled around protein
-has an inner membrane
mitochondria
energy is released from food
-cellular respiration
chloroplast
contain chlorphyl, capture light energy to food (photosynthesis)
ribosome
cells make proteins on ribosomes using dna instruction
-ribos are mostly attached to the ER
Endoplasmic Reticulum
folded membrane, processes and moves materials around in the cell
golgi bodies
package substances from the ER. They are delivered to the cells in vesicles.
vacuoles
for storage of food, waste, or water
lysosome
break down food, waste and old cell parts , contain digestive enzymes
tissue
group of similar cells
organ
different tissues, work together
cell theory
Cell Theory
Hooke: "cell"
Schleiden:all plants have cells
Schwan:all animals have cells
Virchow:all living things have cells, every living cell comes from a cell