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biology unit 2.

IB biology

Flagellumhelps bacterium to move
capsule fragile,and slippery bacterium is harder to engulf holding water and previnting desication, prevnting infection by virus, helping the bacteria to stick to surfaces, and each other
nucleoid and irregularly shaped ergion within a cell of prokaryote that contians all o most of the genetic material, eukaryoitc cell is ont surrounded by nuclear memgrane
plasmid a DNA molecule that is separate from, and can replicate independently of the chromsonal DNA in the nucleoid region. They are double stranded, and in many cases circular
conjugation bacteria regularly exchange plasids through conjugation
pili a pilus from one bacterium attaches to another bacterium and forms a hollow tube that the plasmid moves through
cell membrane regulates the passage of materials in and out of the cell
ribosome site of protein synthesis
cell wall peptidogeycan layer that portects and maintains cell shape
plasma membrane (cell membrane) phospholipid layer with proteins that controls the movement of materials in and out of the cell, selectivly permeable
plasmid an independent small circle of DNA
binary fission a form of asexual reproduction and cell division used by all prokaryotes
draw plasma membrane consist of phospholipid bilayer, intergral protein peripheral protein, oligosacchride chain, glycoprotein, hydrophobic tail, hydrophilic head
phospholipid composed of 3 carbon compound called glycerol (alchohol) and fatty acids, one of the carbons is attached to a phosphate group which is highly polar (head) and other two are connected to fatty acids whch are non-polar (tails). not attracted, membrane is fl
proteins intergral: permanently embedded, many go all the way through and are polytopic,penetrate just one surface
peripheral protein usually have a temporary association with the membrane the can me monotopic or attach to the surface
glycoproteins are proteins with an oligosaccharide chain attached ( self sugar0
cholsetorol makes the phospholipids pack more tightly, regultes the fluidity and flexibility of the membrane
function of membrane protein cell surface reactions binding cells together communications b/w cells passive and active transport across membrane hormone binding and recognition
nucleous contains chromosomes, surrounded by a double membrane, storage and protection of genetic information on chromosomes
lysosomes digestion of structures and molecules that are not needed in the cell
mitocondira aerobic respieration, produces its own ribosomes,powerhouse
chlorplast double membranes, hlps with photosenthesis. made up of thyllakoids used to absorb light
rough ER large folding membrane structure, protein sysnthis
Golgi apparatus packaging and delivery off porteins
eukaryote membrane bound organelle, true nucleous
prokaryote 70s ribosome no nucleous DNA a naked loop in nucleoid reigon no
plant cells contain a cell wall have chlorplast rigid shape large permanent storage vacuole carbohydrates stored as starch
animal cells does not have cell wall carbohydrates stored as glycogen and animal fat small temeporary vacuole
smooth ER production of membrane phospholipiesand cellular lipids
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