Cell structure and Function Flashcards

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Eukaryotic cell characterisitics

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Human cell with a nucleus, membrane bound, large and complex

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Prokaryotic cell characterisitics

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No nucelus, not membrane bound, Small with only DNA e.g. bacteria

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Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell similarities

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Plasma membrane, ribosomes, protein, cytosol, rna and dna

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Cytoplasm

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Everything inside a cell

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Endomembrane system

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Organelles inside the cytoplasm working to package, label and ship molecules

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cytosol

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cytoplasmic fluid

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Plasma membrane

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barrier of cells controlling what enters/exits with semi permeable membrane

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Phospholipid bylayer

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Hydrophobic tails face inside and hydrophillic heads face outside a cell to form a barrier

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Amphiphatic protein

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Mediate movement of substances with hydrophilic and hydrophobic regions

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Peripheral protien

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Associated partially with phospholipid layer

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Integral transmembrane

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Protien that fully spans the membrane

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Intergral non trasnmembrane

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Protien that’s partially imbedded in the membrane

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Transport protien

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Provide pathway for substances to move through plasma membrane

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Enzyme activity

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Protien with active site for chemical reactions

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Signal transduction

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Signal molecules changes the receptor shape for communication

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Cell - cell recognition

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Glycoproteins become molecular signatures that other cells recognise

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Intercellular joining

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Attatchment to cytoskeleton and ECM

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Facilitates movement and connect cell surface protiens to ECM

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DNA relationship to Histones

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Long, thing DNA sphagetti strands wrap around histones 8 times to condense

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Dna condensed formation order

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  1. Nucleosomes
  2. Chromatin
  3. Chromatin fibre
  4. Chromatid
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Microfilament components

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Actin made filament that bears tension by anchoring cytoskeleton to the plasma membrane protiens and also acts as macrophages - Dynamic

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Intermediate filament components

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Keratin made and bears tension via cell anchoring and also acts as a scaffold for organelles - Permanent

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Microtubules components

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Tubelin based and supports cell shape/structure/flagella and cilia, provides movement of organelles, chromosome organisation, cell division - Dynamic

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Nucleus

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Makes RNA and ribosomes, houses DNA and responsible for molecular seperation to allow temporal and spatial cell control

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Nuclear pores
Controls substances exiting/entering of substances from nucleus
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Nucleolus
Makes Ribosomal RNA
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Nuclear envelope
Phospholip bilayer of nucleus
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Rough endoplasmic reticullum
Forms a vesicle leading to the Golgi, produces secretion, membrane and organelle protiens
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Golgi apparatus
Modifies susbtances
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Ribosomes
Translate RNA into Protiens, made in nucleolus. Freely moving in cytoplasm and fixed in RER making protiens
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Mitchondria
Makes ATP, transfers phosphates, contains DNA
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Lysosomes
Digests substrates and destroys cells
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Smooth endoplasmic reticullum
Synthesises lipids, stores cell specific proteins/enzymes