Cell structure and organisation Flashcards

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Plant cell

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☻ cell wall
☻ cell membrane
☻ cytoplasm
☻ nucleus
☻ chloroplast
☻ large vacuole sap
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Cell wall properties

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☺ found in plant cells only
☺ made of cellulose
☺ fully permeable which allows different molecules to pass through it freely

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Cell wall functions

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☺ support, protects and gives the cell its shape

☺ allows the freely movement of the different molecules

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Cell membrane properties

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☺ found in both animal and plant cells
☺ made of carbohydrates, proteins and fats
☺ semi-permeable or selectively

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Cell membrane functions

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☺ surrounds the cell contents

☺ controls what goes in and out of the cell

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Nucleus properties

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☺contains DNA which is the genetic material

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Nucleus functions

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☺ controls the activities of the cell

☺ controls the inherited information

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Cytoplasm properties

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☺consists mainly of proteins

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Cytoplasm functions

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☺ contains and supports the cell organelles

☺ may contain stored food

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Chloroplast

properties and functions

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☺ contains chlorophyll

☺ absorbs light energy and converts it into chemical energy in photosynthesis

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Mitochondria

properties and functions

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☺ are very small organelles

☺ site of production of energy by the process of aerobic respiration

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Vacuole properties

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☺consists of fluid surrounded by s membrane and the fluid is called sap which consists of nutrients and ions

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Vacuole functions

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☺ helps in supporting the cell
☺ regulates the absorption of water
☺ contains stored food

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Ribosomes

properties and functions

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☺ found on the rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
☺ may be found in free cytoplasm
☺ used in synthesis of protein

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER)

properties and functions

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☺ membranes that form sacs
☺ carry ribosomes for protein synthesis
☺ transport the formed proteins

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Vesicles

properties and functions

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☺ small vacuoles

☺ transport of materials

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similarities in both plant and animal cells

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♦ cell  membrane              
♦ cytoplasm
♦ nucleus                           
♦ mitochondria
♦ ribosomes              
♦ endoplasmic reticulum  (ER)
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Differences between plant and animal cells

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plant cell has
♣ cell wall made of cellulose
♣ a large permanent sap vacuole
♣ chloroplasts
♣  usually contains stored food
Animal cell has
♣ no cell wall
♣ small vacuoles called vesicles
♣ no chloroplasts
♣ usually contains stored glycogen
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NOTICE

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  • cells which have no nucleus such as bacteria are prokaryotes
  • prokaryotes have no mitochondria and no rough endoplasmic reticulum
  • cells that contain nucleus are called eukaryotic cells