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Inclusions   reserve deposits of certain nutrients and serve basis for identification  
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Meta chromatic granules   reserve of inorganic phosphate  
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polysaccharide granules   reserve of energy(glycogen and starch)  
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Lipid inclusions   Enerygy reserves  
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Sulfur granules   energy reserves  
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carboxysomes   ribulose 1,5-diphosphate carboxylase for CO2 fixation  
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Gas vacuoles   protein covered cylinders  
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magnetosomes   Iron Oxided destroys H2O2 (in several gm -)  
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Endospores   specialized resting cells  
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Endospore Wall   highly durable dehydrated cells with thick wallas and addt layers formed internal to the bacterial cell membrane  
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Sporulation   process if endospore formation within a vegetative cell  
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Germination   Process of an endospore returning to it vegetative state  
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Flagella in eukaryotes   contain cytoplasm and enclosed by plasma membrane - wave-like movement- tapering end  
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Flagella in eukaryotes microtubules   10 pairs (9+2 arrangement)  
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Flagella in Prokaryotes   3 basic parts filament, hook, nad basal body- rotating movement- uniform diameter  
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Microtubule   made of protein tubulin. have 9 pairs + 2 arrangements of microtubules  
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Eukaryotic cell wall   if present is simple - never have PTG  
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Yeast cell wall   Glucan and Mannan  
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Eukaryotic Plasma membrane   fluid mosaic, contain sterols and carbs.  
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Eukaryotic Nucleus   spoherical or oval, histones, non histones, nucleoli, chromosomes or chromatin  
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Eukaryotic ribomsomes   80S with 60S and 40S subunits- synthesize protein  
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Present inside chloroplasts and mitochondria   70S  
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Free ribosomes   synthesize proteins to be used inside the cell  
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RER bound proteins   synthesize proteins destined for insertion in plasma membrane or export from cell  
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Endoplasmic Reticulum   continuous with nuclear membrane  
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RER   outer surface studded with ribosomes  
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SER   synthesize phospholipids, fats, & steroids  
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SER in liver   help release glucose and detoxify drugs  
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SER in muscle   release calcium ions  
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Golgi Complex   1st step in protein transport pathway  
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Golgi Complex path   arrive in vessicles from ER-released in the cisterns-proteins modified by enzymes-either discharge by exocytosis, delvered to plasma membrane for incorporation or lysomes.  
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Centrioles   pair of cylindrical structures composed of 9 clusters of 9 microtubules, arranged in circular pattern (9+0)  
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purpose of centriole   play a role in formation or regeneration of cilia and flagella - also needed during cell division  
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Endosymbiotic Theory of Evolution   Larger bacteria engulfed smaller ones.  
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Example of Endosymbiotic theory   ancestors of mitochondria were probably oxygen requiring heterotrophic bacteria and chloroplasts are decendents of phtosynthetic bacteria  
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