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Chapter 5

the cell

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why do cells have to maitain a small size? come only from division of preexisting cells
what is cell fractionation? what are the ways to break down the plasma membrane? takes cells apart and seperates the major organelles from one another / chemicals beads sonication and cell bomb
what are the differences and similarities between prokaryotic and eukaryotci cells? prokaryotes- no boundary membrane, nucleiod, domains archaea and bacteria / eukaryotci boundary membrane, true nucleus, domain eukarya
what are the differences and similarities between animal and plant cells chloroplast only in plant cells, cell walls wit cellulose are plant specific, central vacuoles are in plant cells only, centrioles are animal specific
list all of the organelles discussed in class and know their functions
which types of cells would have a high concentration of RER and SER? endoplasmic reticulum
what components make up the cytoskeleton and their functions? interconnected protein fibers and tubes, microfilaments, intermediate fibers, microtubules
know the different types of cellular junctions and their functions anchoring junctions "weld" cells together, tight junctions prevent small ion movement, gap junctions allow passage without membrane control
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