Cell Structure - Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Capsule (slime layer)

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Outside of cell wall. Can be used to evade the immune system.

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Nucleoid Region

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Stores circular piece of DNA

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Glycocalyx

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Polysaccharide layer (slime) to evade immune system

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Pili

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Protrude from cell wall

Used to attach to things.

Can transfer DNA information

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Prokaryotic flagella

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Used for movement so swim around

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Ribosomes

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Protein synthesis

Make proteins

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Nucleus

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Double membrane
Smooth with pores
Extends to form endoplasmic reticulum
Houses DNA

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Mitochondria

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Double membrane
Outer: smooth, inner: folded
Cellular respiration; makes ATP

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Nucleolus

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Not an organelle.
No membrane
Scaffolding of proteins where ribosomes are made/partially assembled. rRNA synthesized

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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (RER)

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Single membrane
Highly folded-cisternae (sacs)
Pores. Attached to nucleus and SER and ribosomes
Synthesis of bound ribosomes

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (SER)

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Single membrane
Highly folded
Attached to RER and nucleus
Site for lipid synthesis and detoxification

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Golgi Apparatus

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Single membrane
Folded - cisternae
Synthesis, modification, sorting, ad secretion of cell products
Packages proteins for export

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Lysosomes

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Single membrane
Digestive organelle
Take in food particles, bacteria, or worn out organelles to be disassembled. Empty contents into food vacuole

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Peroxisome

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Similar to lysosomes
Breaking down long chain fatty acids and other amino acids through oxidation reactions.
Packaged from RER

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Food vacuole

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Get contents from lysosomes

Break down food into smaller particles to be recycled or removed from the cell

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Nuclear envelope

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Double membrane
Pores
Continuous with ER
Information conveyed through pores

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Cytoskeleton

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Reinforces and maintains shape
Functions in cell movement
Made up of proteins
-micro filaments, micro tubules

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Chloroplast

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Double membrane (looks like 3)
Site of photosynthesis to make carbohydrates
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Central vacuole

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Designed to store water
Maintain structure of plant cell
Outward pressure maintains turgidity to expose themselves for photosynthesis

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Apoptosis and lysosomes

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Programmed cell death

Lysosomes aid in cell death by engulfing organelles and other materials for destruction

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Micro villi

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Folds that aid in the absorption of nutrients

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Cisternae

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Folded sacs that are created by the folding of a membrane

Found in RER, processing of proteins occur here