All the Organelles Flashcards

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elle =

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small organs

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nucleus=control room

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control center of the cell
contains almost all of the cells DNA
surrounded by a nuclear envelope=2 layers or lipid bilayer just like the cell membrane
also has pores that allow transport in and out of nucleus
chromatin=DNA+protein
dense dark area=nucleolus

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3
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DNA/chromosome= factory manager

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instructions for the manufacture of proteins

information for making proteins

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4
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chromosome=

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chromatin twisted up

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nucelolus

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=dense, dark area in nucleus
function is to make ribosomes
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ribosomes=assembly workers

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made in the nucleolus 
ribs=meat=protein
small particles made of RNA/proteins
found throughout cytoplasm
makes proteins
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endoplasmic reticulum (ER)= production line

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internal membrane system
where lipids of the membrane are assembled

transports and finishes proteins and other biological molecules

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8
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rough ER

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makes proteins

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9
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smooth ER

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synthesis of lipids (hormones)

detoxification of drugs

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golgi apparatus=shipping department

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structure: looks like a stack of pancakes w/ bubbles on ends
function: modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and other materials from the ER for storage or to be secreted from the cell

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lysosomes=custodians

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the cellular clean up crew
structure: small bags filled with enzymes
function: digestion of food to small molecules, breaking down organelles that are no longer working, and recycles nutrients
clean the cell

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vacuole=warehouse for storage of products

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storage(cellular tumperware)
function: stores food, waste, excess water
stores products

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13
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contractible vacuole

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filled with water to support the plant

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14
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cilia/ flagella

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hairlike projections that aid movement

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15
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mitochondria= power generators

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a power plant
function: converts chemical energy from food into chemicals that are easier for the cell to use (ATP)
structure: outer membrane, mitochondrial matrix, inner mitochondrial membrane, cristae
(converts energy into ATP)

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16
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chloroplast

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is a plastid in plant cells that store things for the plant
leucoplast- storeds starch
chromoplasts-store pigment
chloroplast- store the pigment called chlorophyll
-captures the sunlight energy into chemical energy by photosynthesis
structure: stroma, grana, thylakoid and thylakoid space, inner membrean, outer membrane

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sytoskeleton

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function: supports the cell, movement of the cell, important in cell division
structure: made of microtubules and microfilaments

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spindel fibers

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pull chromosomes apart and makeup cilia and flagella that enables cells to swim

19
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microtubules

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serves as pathways along which organelles can move

-hollow in the inside

20
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centrioles

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are made of microtubules

-not in plants; only animal cells

21
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free floating DNA

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DNA not contained in the nucleus

22
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internal structures are suspended in what substance?

23
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one of the bacteria has a tail-like structure

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flagellum-to help bacteria move; helps movement

24
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cytoplasm=factory interior

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space for work to be done

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vesicles=items to be shipped
cellular package containing products such as protein
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ports/gated channels=loading dock
points of entry and exit for materials
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cell membrane=security fence
controls who goes in and out of the cell
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cell
is the basic unit and building block of all living things
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what substance is analogous to a factory manager?
DNA/chromosomes
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in what organelle would this substance be found?
nucleus
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which organelle controls the activities of the entire cell
nucleus
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which organelle generates energy to power cellular activities
mitochondria
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which organelle is responsible for assembling proteins
ribosomes
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which organelle would proteins go next?
ER
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into what organelle might the cellular products be placed?
golgi apparatus
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where things go...
DNA-----> nucleus------>ribosomes----->ER(smooth/rough)----->golgi apparatus----->vesicles----->pores
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vacuole
fluid-filled organelle stores water,enzymes,and waste products size of organelle can change
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cell wall
supports and protects the cell
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plastid
some store food or pigments; some convert light energy to chemical energy in the form of organic compounds