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Cell Organelles and Components Flashcards

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Eukaryotic Cells

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Have a membrane bound nucleus and organelles

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Prokaryotic Cells

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Do not have a nucleus or organelles

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Nuclear envelope

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-Has a double membrane
-Has nuclear pores to allow passage of molecules in and out

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Nucleoli

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Where ribosomal assembly occurs

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Mitochondria

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Where respiration and energy production occur

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How do mitochondria replicate?

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Binary fission

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Inner mitochondrial membrane

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Active site for electron transport chain and citric acid/Krebs cycle (matrix is the space within)

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Cristae

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What the inner mitochondrial membrane invaginates as, increasing surface area of the membrane

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Endosymbiotic theory

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Bacteria engulfed another cell and used it as an internal battery, leading to the birth of mitochondria

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Outer mitochondrial membrane

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Separates the mitochondrial intermembrane space from the cytosol

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11
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Where DNA replication can occur

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Nucleus and mitochondria

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Endoplasmic reticulum

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Net-like organelle that is continuous with the nuclear membrane; has a double membrane

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Cisternae

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What the endoplasmic reticulum invaginates as to increase its surface area

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Rough ER

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Contains ribosomes all over its surface

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Ribosomes

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Protein-RNA complexes that synthesize proteins

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Rough ER

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Where proteins made by ribosomes are sent to be folded

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Chaperone proteins

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Help the rough ER fold proteins

18
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Smooth ER

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Important for lipid metabolism, steroid hormone synthesis, and detoxification

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Exported out of the cell or embedded into a cell membrane

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Where proteins made by membrane bound ribosomes are transported

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Intracellular proteins

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Proteins synthesized by free ribosomes

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Smooth ER

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Organelle that produces the phospholipid components of cell membranes and stores calcium for muscle contraction

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Vesicle

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What synthesized proteins are packaged in to be sent to the golgi apparatus

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Golgi apparatus

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Processes and packages proteins and lipid molecules, specifically proteins to be exported out of the cell

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Golgi apparatus cis face

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Where GA receives protein-packed vesicles

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Golgi apparatus trans face

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From where protein-filled mebrane bounds vesicles bud off to be sent elsewhere (typically plasma membrane to be sent out of the cell)

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Lysosomes

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Garbage disposal system of the cell

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Endocytosis (lysosome related)

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How extracellular stuff that needs to be broken down enters the cell - vesicle pinches off from cell membrane and fuses with a lysosome inside the cell

28
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Autophagy

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Intracellular debris in the cytoplasm can become enclosed within a vesicle that then fuses with the lysosome for degradation

29
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Lysosomal enzymatic function pH

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pH 4.5-5

30
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Peroxisome

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Accumulates and neutralizes peroxides, protecting against oxidative stress

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Cytoskeleton components

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  1. Microfilaments
  2. Microtubules
  3. Intermediate Filaments
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Microfilaments (size, components, function)

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-Smallest cytoskeleton components
-Made of two strands of actin polymers
-Important for cell motility
-Contribute to formation of cleavage furrow during mitosis
-Interact with the motor protein myosin for muscle contraction

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Actin monomeric and polymeric forms

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G-actin and F-actin

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Microtubulin

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-Wider than microfilaments
-Polymers of alpha and beta tubulin dimers
-Maintain structural integrity of the cell
-Highways along which motor proteins traffic intracellular proteins using ATP

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Microtubulin (what they form)

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Form mitotic spindles and flagella and cilia

36
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Microfilaments (what they form)

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Form cleavage furrow during mitosis

37
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Kinesin

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Anterograde movement motor protein (center of cell -> out)

38
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Dynein

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Retrograde movement motor protein (outside of cell -> center)

39
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Capping proteins

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Can prevent the growth or shrinkage of the polar ends of microfilaments and microtubules

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Intermediate filaments

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-In between sizes of mt and mf
-Provide structural support and are responsible for structural support and cell-to-cell adhesion

41
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Red blood cells

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Only cell type that expels all organelles and DNA during maturation

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