Animal Cells and Shape of Cells Flashcards
Source and function of Spherical Cells?
S: Ovary
F: Propagation
Source and function of the Stellate Cell?
S: Spinal Cord
F: To conduct impulses
Source and Function of the Squamous Cell?
S: Skin
F: Protection
source and function of the Columnar Cell?
S: Small Intestine
F: Absorption of Nutrients
Source and Function of the Pyramidal Cell?
Source: Small Intestine ( in between the Columnar Cell)
F: Absorption of Nutrients
Source and Function of the Fusiform?
S:Small Intestine and Stomach
F: Peristalsis, Contraction
Source and Function of the Cuboidal Cell?
s: Kidney ( Long S)
F: Filtration
Source and Function of the Polygonal Cell?
S: Liver
F: Secretion of Bile
Source and Function of the Amorphous Cell?
S: Blood Smear ( White BC)
F: Fight infection
Source and Function of the Oval Cell?
S: Blood smear ( RBC)
F: Transport Hemoglobin and Oxygen
Made up of cellulose
Provides rigidity to the plant
For protection and support
CELL WALL
Also called as plasma membrane
or plasmalemma
Regulates the passage of
substance into and out of the cell
CELL MEMBRANE
Also called as plasma membrane
or plasmalemma
Regulates the passage of
substance into and out of the cell
CELL MEMBRANE
Liquid portion of the cell and that fluid is cytosol Also called protoplasm Site where the organelles are suspend
CYTOPLASM
Process and transports a wide variety of
biochemical compounds for use inside and outside
of the cell
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
Has ribosome attached to it
- Site of protein synthesis
ROUGH ER
Does not have attached ribosomes
- For lipids synthesis and hormone
SMOOTH ER / ANGULAR ER
The “powerhouse” of the cell
Site of ATP synthesis
MITOCHONDRION
Synthesize proteins
On the cytoplasm as free ribosomes
and in rough ER
Produced in the nucleolus
RIBOSOME
Composed of membrane-covered sacs called cisternae Distribution and shipping/packaging department for the cell's chemical products.
GOLGI APPARATUS
Pigment in plant cell
PLASTIDS
Chlorophyll (green)
CHLOROPLAST
Lycopene (red)
- Carotene (orange) - Xanthophyll (yellow)
CHROMOPLAST
Colorless (white)
- Are storage plastids
LEUCOPLAST
Filled with a watery mixture but can
also contain stored food or waste
product of the cell
Helps the cell maintain its shape
VACOULES
Contain powerful digestive enzymes to enhance the breakdown of cellular components Act as a suicidal agent in old weakened cells
LYSOSOME
Formation of spindle microtubules
during cell division
Helps the cell during cell division
CENTRIOLES
Framework of the cell
- Directs the cell during cell division
CYTOSKELETON
To help support and give shape
to the cell
- Involved in the separation of
chromosome during cell division
MICROTUBULES
Help in providing shape to the cell
- Involved in muscle contraction
MICROFILAMENTS
Rope-like fibers - Gives a great strength and their main function is to provide mechanical strength to cells to help them withstand stress such as stretching and changing shape
INTERMEDIATE FILAMENTS
Are cellular organelles located on the cell surface For mobility Help to move liquid past the surface of the cell
CILLA/ FLAGELLA
The most prominent structures in
the cell
Control center of the cell
NUCLEUS
Double-layered membrane that
surrounds the nucleus
Contains nuclear pores that allows
the entry and exit of molecules
NUCLEAR MEMBRANE
Fluid medium of nucleus
Are essential in to cellular function
and survival including cellular
reproduction
To serve as a suspension
substance for the organelles inside
the nucleus
NUCLEOPLASM
Genetic material of the cell Function is to package DNA into smaller volume that fit in the cell To control gene expression as well as DNA replication
CHROMATIN
Site of ribosomal synthesis
Formation of ribosomes
NUCLEOLUS