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*Cellular A&P

Cellular Anatomy

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cells with a similar function tissue
which organelle provides ATP from stored food molecules "Power House" mitochondria
control center of cells and contains DNA "Control Center" nucleus
vesicle which contains digestive enzymes, break down particles into smaller particles "Garbage truck" "Suicide Sac" lysosome
part of the cell that separates inside cell from surrounding environment cell membrane
intracellular fluid: fluid inside the cell cytoplasm
movement of solvent from low concentration to high concenration osmosis
an organ in a cell organelle
double layer, allows for material to pass in and out of cell Nuclear envelope/membrane
condenses to from chromosomes. Structures containing genetic information chromatin
inside the nucleus. Produces ribosomes. nucleolus
Helps support the cell through flexibility and strength and maintains it's shape. Made of microtubules and microfilaments Cytoskeleton
Creates microtubules for cytoskeleton, located near the nucleus, usually paired at right angles to each other, only found in the cells that are capable of dividing centriole
On Rough ER, synthesizes (makes) proteins ribosomes
internal transport system that moves substances through the cell ER (endoplasmic reticulum)
Packages and ships substances out to other cells "Shipping Department and Traffic Coordinator" golgi complex
sac like structures that store food, water, salt, protein, and waste vacuoles
continuous with nuclear membrane, no ribosomes, lipid and cholesterol synthesis and metabolism, detoxification of drugs Smooth ER
9 pairs of microtubules that move in one direction. Move mucus and other cellular secretions Cilia
longer cilia, helps move the cell in the surrounding fluid flagella
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