Animal Cell - ORGANELLES Flashcards

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Nuclear Envelope (Nucleus)

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. Similar Structure to cell membrane.
. Nuclear Pores - Lets things in and out (Protein Symphysis)

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Chromatin (Nucleus)

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. Mixture of DNA and proteins that form chromosomes.
. Gives instructions to make proteins.

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Nucleolus (Nucleus)

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. Dense sphere in centre of nucleus.
. Contains genes for making RNA and ribosomes.

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Phospholipids Bilayer (Plasma Membrane)

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. Consists of fatty acids + alcohol.
. Hydrophilic head; hydrophobic tail.
. Separates cell contents.

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Embedded Proteins (Plasma Membrane)

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. Transport proteins (controls entry + exit - Selectively Permeable)
. Receptors to chemical communications.

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Outer Membrane (Mitochondria)

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. Contains porins (Protein that allows movement in and out)

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Inner membrane (Mitochondria)

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. Folded into Cristal
. Increases SA for recpiration + ATP synthesis.
. Separates mitochondria into compartments.

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Matrix (Mitochondria)

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. Contains enzymes (ATP Synthase) needed for respiration and ATP synthesis.
. Have their own DNA
. Contain their own Ribosome for making specific proteins.
. Contains calcium for relating reactions.

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Cytoplasm

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. Thick, gelatinous fluid.
. Fills up cell
. Maintains Shape
. Consists of water, protein, salt.

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Ribosomes

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.Very small organelles
.Slightly larger in EU (80s) than pro (70s)
. Two sub-units
. No Membrane
. Made of RNA + Protein
Receiver of RNA messages from nucleus.
. Uses instructions to make proteins.

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RER (Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum)

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. Cisternae (tube fluid filled membrane sacks)
. In-between Lumen
. Close to Nucleus
. Ribosomes imbedded
. Makes proteins for export

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SER (Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum)

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. Cisternae
. No ribosomes
. Does not make protein
. Synthesises lipids
. Makes phospholipids, Cholesterol, Steroids, Hormones.
. Some exported.
. Has Key Enzymes
. Metabolises Carbohydrates (brain + muscle), toxins (liver)
. Stores Calcium - Muscle retraction

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Golgi apparatus

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. Cisternae + Lumen
. Modifying Proteins + lipids
. Exports Proteins + lipids
. Cis-Face (imports)
. Trans-face (exports)

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Vesicle

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. Filled w/ Cytoplasm/Liquid
. Membrane Bound
. Storage + Transport
. Membranes can fuse with other membrane systems within the cell or the plasma membrane.

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Lyosome

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. Has enzymes that can break down molecules or nutrient of foreign particles entering cell.

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Centrioles

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. Not plant cell
. Allow animal cells to reproduce
. release fibres (microtubules) to aid in mitosis/meiosis by pulling apart cell.