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Cell

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centrioles Micro tubules involved in cell division
Chromatin (DNA) Blueprint for life
Nucleoulus Makes ribosomes and RNA
Nucleos Directs cell activities
Lysosome Digestive enzymes that break down food
Cillia Cell movement and filter
Smooth ER Build and transport lipids.
Golgi Body Package and process proteins and lipids from the ER
Rough ER Transport proteins
Ribosomes make proteins
Cytoplasm Everything inside the cell except the nucleus
Cell Membrane Acts as a barrier
Mitochondria Makes ATP (Energy in cells)
Cytoskeleton Helps cells move and maintain their shape
What is the structure of the cell/plasma membrane? Phopholipid bilayer
What are the 2 Vesicles? Lysosomes and Peroxisomes
What is the process of proteins? Made by ribosomes on the rough er- vesicles carry them to the golgi body- they are then changed and enter new vesicles- then become lysosomes or peroxosomes
What does a eukaryotic have but not a prokaryotic? Nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
What does the mitochondria need to produce ATP? Glucose and oxygen
Who discovered cells? Robert Hooke
What were cells first called? Animalcules
What are the three major cell theories? All living organisms are made of one or more cells. Cells are the basic units of structure and function Cells come from pre-excisting cells
Does the phospholipid bilayer behave like a liquid or solid? Liquid
Created by: Lexi C
 

 



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