2. cells Flashcards
rough ER
with ribosomes. makes glycoproteins.
smooth er
makes lipids and steroids. in liver, ER breaks stuff down
sarcoplasmic reticulum
muscles release ions
lysosomes
made from Golgi vesicles. have digestive enzymes
golgi
transport. cis face is for incoming, trans face for exiting. has cisternae
peroxisomes
break down substances with peroxide
microtubules
made of tubulin. support and motility for cell stuff. and SPINDLE APPARATUD
tubular in flagella and cilia array
9+2
intermediate filaments
maintain cell shape like keratin
microfilament
actin and involved in cell motility. ex skeletal muscle
microtubule organizing centers
centrioles and basal bodies (organize development of cillia and flagella). 9x3 array!!
plants don’t have centrioles!!
yes. but they do have MTOC
contractile vacuoples
pump out water using active transport
** organisms are from hypotonic eco
cell wall of plant
cellulose
cell wall of fungi
chitin
cell wall of bacteria
peptidoglycan
cell wall of arcahea
polysaccarides
extracellular matrix
area between plasma membrane and glycocalyx. has proteins and stuff that provide support and bind cells
extracellular matrix proteins
integrin, firbonectin, laminin
two ways cells adhere to ECM
focal adhesions. ECM + actin
hemidesmosomes ECM + intermediate filaments
fibroblasts produce
collagen and connective tissue
leucoplast
stores stuff in plants
cytoskeleton
microtubles, filaments intermediate filaments. helps move cell in eukarya
endomembrane system
ER, Golgi, nuclear envelope, lysosomes, vacuoles, vesicles.
intracellular circulation
Brownian movement: random movement
cyclosis: cytoplasm moving
ER channeling: diret passageway from plasma to nuclear membrane
extracellular circ
diffusion
circularotry syste
anchoring junctions
DESMOSOME (d for d) mechanical stress areas providing stability like cervix
tight junctions
seal between cells. in GI tract so stuff passes through..
gap junction
small tunnels to allows passage of ions through
plasmodesmata
narrow tunnels between plant cells. ER tube and exchange through cytoplasm
prokaryotes
- have peptidoglycan cell wall or polysaccharide
- circular DNA
- 70s ribosome
secondary active transport
energy is used from another thing moving to move something else. anti or cotransport
exergonic reactions
release free energy
basal metabolic rate
BMR decreases per kg as size goes up
body temp increases
metabolism
how to take out peripheral proteins
change pH or salt concentration
take out integral proteins
use detergent to destroy membrane
recognition proteins
MHC’s to distinguish self and nonself
- GLYCOPROTEINS
ion channels can be
voltage gtated (respond to membrane potential), ligand gated (chemical binds and opens) or mechanically gated (respond to pressure, vibration etc)
porins
allow passage of ions and small polar. . ex aquaporins for water in kidney
adhesion proteins
attach cells to neighboring cells. also anchor internal filaments
receptor proteins
binding site for hormones and stuff
sterols
do the cholesterol thing in plants
hopanoids
do the cholesterol thing in prokarya
glycocalyx
carb coat that covers some bacteria and plasma in animal cells. glycolipids and glycoproteins. provides adhesion, barrier or cell cell recognition
heterochromatin
condensed. not transcription
euchromatin
transcription
nucleolus
makes rRNA
final assembly of ribosome occurs in
cytoplasm
nuclear lamina
fibrous network inside nuc. mechanical support and regulaes all DNA cell division stuff
cytoplasm
AN AREA. thi8s includes everything syspended in cytosol
cytosol
is the gel stuff. AKA the cytoplasmic matrix
eukarya ribosome
60 and 40 = 80
prokarya ribosome
50 30 = 70
central vacuote
occupt most of plant cell interior. exert turgor for rigidity. have a tonoplast
storage vacuoles
store starch and toxins
fibronectin
collagen and proteoglycans connected to integrins via this. also laminin
plastids
plants. like choloroplasts. leucoplasts (storage)
hypotonic solution.. vacuole
swells
cytolysis
cell bursting from water
flagella in prokarya is made from
flagellin not tubulin!!
pinocytosis membrane
invaginates, not outward
receptor mediated endocytosis
is pino cytosis bit ligand gated
coupling reactions is to
balance the free energy