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BI220 E1 L3

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cell wall structure and stability. plants, fungi, protists
plant cell wall primary & secondary - made of cellulose
fungi single - chitin (carbohydrate)
protists single - cellulose, modded sugars, proteins. pellicle - flexible outer covering
cytoplasm intracellular space between membrane and nucleus. contains cytosol, organelles, inclusions (glycogen granules, pigments, vacuoles, etc.)
ribosomes granular enzymes containing protein & RNA, involved in protein synthesis (transl)
free ribosomes synthesize soluble proteins for cytosol / other organelles
membrane-bound ribosomes bound to ER, synthesize proteins for trafficking
Svedberg unit size measurement
endomembrane system components nucleus, er, golgi body, lysosomes, vesicles/vacuoles, cell membrane
nucleus membrane-enclosed structure containing chromatin, site of DNA rep and transcr
nucleolus small dense ball inside nucleus associated w/ rRNA synthesis and ribosome assembly
nuclear envelope membrane bilayer surrounding nucleus, regulates entry and egress through nuclear pores
nucleoplasm cytoplasm of the nucleus
nuclear lamina dense fibrous protein network, provides nucleus structure and disassembles it during cell division
nuclear matrix / chromosome territories fiber network that scaffolds to establish designated chromosome territories
endoplasmic reticulum network of membrane sacs that synthesizes and stores proteins etc, connected to nuclear envelope
rough ER synthesis and modification (glycosylation: adding sugar moieties) of proteins for trafficking, covered in ribosomes
smooth ER site of lipid synthesis mods, carb metabolism, detox, no ribosomes, stores Ca2+
golgi apparatus cisternae (flattened membrane sacs) network, mod proteins/lipids from ER and ship them off in transport vesicles
transport vesicles membrane-bound sacs that move molecules around the cell
lysosomes small membrane bound vesicles made by golgi, contains acidic conditions and hydrolytic enzymes to recycle materials, phagocytosis = destroys ingested bacteria
golgi cis face receives unmodded/immature proteins from vesicles, faces ER
golgi trans face modded proteins leave, faces cytoplasm
plasma membrane phospholipid bilayer. protect cell, maintain ion conc., selectively permeable, facilitate cell comms, cell adhesion
mitochondria generate ATP by cell respiration, have their own ribosomes & DNA, self replicates by simple fission
mitochondria structure outer membrane --> inner membrane space --> inner membrane --> matrix
chloroplast contains chlorophyll, used for photosynthesis, present in plants, have their own DNA and ribosomes
chloroplast structure inside: stroma thylakoid: flattened sacs inside stroma grana: columns of thylakoids
endosymbiotic theory eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotic cells
peroxisomes lipid metabolism, reduction of toxic materials
vacuoles stores excess materials (central, contractile, food)
cytoskeleton complex fiber network - cell structure, motility, intracellular transport of materials
3 main types of cytoskeleton microfilaments, intermediate filaments, microtubules
microfilaments smallest fibers (actin). plasma membrane. cell shape and small membrane changes for motility.
intermediate filaments intermediate size. organelle positioning, structural support, cell-to-cell connections.
microtubules largest fibers (tubulin) responsible for vesicle movement throughout the cell, cell division, motility structures (flagella, cilia). centrosomes + centrioles
flagella long hair like projections for motility
cilia small hair like projections for motility and movement of substances (cilia of resp tract keep particles out of lungs)
microvilli tiny finger like extensions of plasma membrane, increase surface area
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