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cell the fundamental living unit of any living organism
Metabolism The sum of the chemical reactions that occur within a cell
Most simple cell procaryotes (no nucleus)
Viruses don't have cell - are particles
Examples of eucaryotes Yeast Protozoa Algae Helminths Animal cells
Always unicelluar protozoa
unicellular or multicellular fungi, algae
always multicellular helminths
Have cell walls plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria
no cell walls animals, protozoa, mycoplasma species
Cell membrane Mosaic of large molecules of proteins and phospholipids
What does cell membrane do? Regulates passage of nutrients, waste products and secretions in and out of the cell
Does it have selective permeability? Yes
Nucleus is called the ______ of the cell command center
3 components of Nucleus nucleoplasm, chromosomes, and nuclear membrane.
What is embedded in the nucleoplasm? Chromosomes
What does Eucaryotic chromosomes consist of? linear DNA molecules and proteins
Where are genes located? along the DNA molecules
What is the the organism’s complete collection of genes? The organism’s genotype or genome
Each gene contains the information to produce a ..? gene product
Most genes code for proteins but some code for ..? 2 types of ribonucleic acid (RNA): Ribosomal ribonucleic acid (rRNA) Transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA)
Humans have cell membrane, not a _____ _____? cell wall
Endoplasmic Reticulum A highly convoluted system of membranes arranged to form a transport network in the cytoplasm
rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) the site of protein synthesis and transport into the cistern
Ribosomes made up of...? Mainly ribosomal RNA and protein
What are ribosomes important for? the synthesis of proteins.
eukaryotic cell generally have a Svedberg value of ____? 80S
Golgi Complex Completes the transformation of newly synthesized proteins and packages them for storage or export. Connects or communicates with ER.
Golgi Complex also called _____ or ______? Golgi apparatus or Golgi body.
Where do Lysosomes and Peroxisomes origninate? in the Golgi complex
Lysosomes contain ? lysozyme and other digestive enzymes
Peroxisomes are ...? membrane bound vesicles where H2O2 is generated and broken down
Mitochondria Power plants,” “powerhouses,” or “energy factories” of the eucaryotic cell
ATP molecules are formed by ..? cellular respiration
Number of mitochondria varies depends on? activities of cell
Plastids (pohtosythentic cell only) Membrane-bound structures containing photosynthetic pigments – they are sites of photosynthesis
Chloroplasts a type of plastid.
Cytoskeleton A system of fibers throughout the cytoplasm
3 types of fibers in Eucaryotic cell structure? microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate filaments.
Microtubules and microfilaments essential for a variety of activities
Cell wall (some eucaryotic cells have cell walls) an external structure to provide shape, protection and rigidity. Simpler than procaryotic cell wall.
What is found in cell wall of fungi? Chitin
What is found in cell wall of algae and plants? cellulose
Flagella Organelles of locomotion; may be one or more flagella on a cell
Cilia are also organelles of locomotion but are shorter, thinner and more numerous; hair-like.
Cilia can be found on some species of protozoa and certain types of cells in our bodies (e.g., respiratory tract).
All bacteria and archaeans are? procaryotes
Unlike eucaryotic cells, the cytoplasm of Procaryotic cells is not filled with internal membranes
Procaryotic Cell Structure 10 times smaller than eukaryotes, simple & reproduce by binary fission
Cytoplasm of procaryotic cell surrounded by cell membrane, a cell wall (usually) and sometimes a capsule or slime layer.
In Eucaryotic cell, each organelle has it's own ___? covering
What is cell membrane of procaryotic cell similar to? Structure and function to the eucaryotic cell membrane
Procaryotic cell is selectively _____? Permeable
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