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Cell 'N Shit

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No membrane bound organelles Prokaryotes 1
Generally single celled organism Prokaryotes 2
No nucleus Prokaryotes 3
Bacteria and archaea Prokaryotes 4
Can be single or multi celled organisms Eukaryotes
The DNA is located in the: Nucleus
In a cell, DNA wraps around histone proteins to form: Chromatin
The folded system of membranes that forms a framework for the cell us called the: endoplasmic reticulum
Chlorophyl pigment that gives plants green color and to convert light energy into chemical energy
the network of tiny rods and filaments that forms a framework for the cell is called the: Cytoskeleton
Plasma membrane determines what can go in and out of a cell
Cell wall rigid structure located just outside of the cell membrane that helps the cell maintain its shape
Nucleus cellular control center that contains chromatin
Chromatin fine coiled strands composed of DNA wrapped in histone proteins
Nuclear envelope external membrane of the nucleus
nucleolus dark staining spherical body found in the nucleus that serves as the site for building ribosomes
cytoplasm the fluid region located between the nucleus and plasma membrane
cytosol fluid part of the cytoplasm
organelles machinery of the cell
mitochondria double membrane bound organelles that uses energy from breakdown of glucose to produce ATP and has its own DNA and can reproduce itself
ATP high energy molecule used to power cellular work
ribosomes small organelles composed of protein and RNA that makes proteins by joining amino acids
Free ribosome free floating ribosomes that make proteins that function in the cytoplasm
membrane bound ribosomes attach to membranes of the rough ER that make proteins that are sent to the cell membrane or outside
ER network of membrane bound channels that allow movement of substances around the cell
RER studded with ribosomes which gives it a rough appearance, makes proteins that go to the cell membrane or outside of the cell
what happens to the proteins produced from the RER by the ribosomes? they get packages in vesicles and are sent to the golgi apparatus
SER No ribosomes or role in protein production, helps make lipids, detoxification, and breaking down carbs
Golgi apparatus clusters of membranous sacs associated with lots of tiny vesicles
Vesicle membrane bound bubbles used for transport
Golgi apparatus does modifies and packages proteins made by ribosomes from RER into vesicles
Lysosomes spherical vesicles made by the golgi containing hydrolytic enzymes that disposes bacteria, old organelles, and toxins
Hydrolytic preforms hydrolosis
Vacuoles membrane bound compartments used for storge of food, water, or waste
Animal vacuole small
Plant vacuole large and helps give shape
Protist vacuole contractile ones that help maintain water balence
Chloroplasts organelles in plants and some protists that carry out photosynthesis
Photosynthesis process by which plants and some protists convert water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen
Centrosome region near the nucleus that makes cytoskeletal elements called micro tubules
in animals, centrioles are where in the centrosome
Centrioles small barrel shaped organelles oriented at right angles to each other that organize the mitotic spindle during cell division and build cilia and flagella
Cilia short whip like cellular extensions typically located on the cell surface that move substances across the cell surface or moving through
Flagella longer than cilia and allows cell to swim
where are flagella common in bacteria and protozoans and is in sperm
Cytoskeleton series of rods and filaments running through the cytoplasm involved in cellular support and movement
plant cell walls are made of cellulose
Only animal cells centrioles and small vacuole
Only plant cells cell wall, large central vacuole, and chloroplasts
Both animal and plants cells cell membrane, mitochondria, and ribosomes
Created by: killjoy <3
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