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Cells

Biology I - Cell structure and function

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Cell membrane regulates what enters and leaves the cell, gives shape to the cell bilayer of phopholipids and embedded proteins
cell wall found in plants. Gives the cell shape and helps to protect the cell from bursting due to turgor pressure made of cellulose fiber (a carbohydrate)
cytoplasm site of many chemical reactions, such as glycolysis. Other organelles are suspended in the cytoplasm salt, water, organic molecules. Appears like a watery jelly
cytoskeleton Supports the cell, Plays a role in cell movement. Composed of microtubules and microfilaments. Both are made of protein.
centrioles Help to organize mitosis. visilbe only during mitosis. Found in animal cells. made of microtubules
Nucleus Directs all cellular activiites by controlling the production of proteins. Surrounded by the nuclear membrane. Contains DNA and the nucleoulus.
Nuclear Membrane (nuclear envelope) Regulates what enters and leaves the nucleus. Bilayer of phospholipids and embedded proteins. Has holes callled nuclear pores.
Nucleolus Site of initial ribosome production. Ribosomes are completed in the cytoplasm. Small dark region of the nucleus
Ribosome Assemble proteins Composed of rRNA and many proteins
Golgi Packages proteins for transport through the cytoplasm. The package is called a vesicle. A stack of flat sacks, made of membrane. Proteins are wrapped in the membrane and are pinched off into vesicles.
SER (Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum. Transports materials. A system of tunnels, made of membrane
RER Studded with ribosomes, transports proteins. A system of flattened sacks and tunnels, composed of membrane. Ribosomes are attached.
Storage Vacuole Found in plants. A very large vacuole for the storage of water and water soluble nutrients. A big bag of membrane.
Vesicle Transports material inside of the cell. Protects material from chemical reactions in the cytoplasm. A bag of membrane. Commonly formed by the golgi.
Vacuole A large vesicle; storage and transport of materials. A bag of membarane. Commonly formed by the golgi
Lysosome A vesicle containing digestive enzymes. Empties it's enzymes into other vacuoles and vesicles carrying material to be digested (hydrolyzed). A membrane bag of digestive enzymes.
Mitochondria Site of aerobic respiration. Composed of two layers of membrane. The inner layer has folds called cristae. Mitochondria contain their own DNA.
Chloroplast Site of photosynthesis. Composed of two layers of membranes. Has stacks of internal membranes called thylakoids. Chloroplast have their own DNA.
Cilia Propulsion. Used like an oar. Thin, hairlike. Made of microtubules.
Chromosomes Contain genes; hereditary material; made of DNA
microfilaments stores food (carbonhydrates) and pigments (proteins) in plant cells (blank)
flagella propulsion. used like an oar Thicker, longer, made of microtubles.
microtubules used for stucture and movement small, tubular proteins
organelle a specialized cellular part (as mitochondrion) that is anlogous to an organ (blank)
plastid any of various cytoplasmic organelles of phosynthetic cells that serve in many cases as centers of special metabolic activiites (blank)
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