Cell Structures n Functions Flashcards
This is where glucose is broken down to start the energy making process
cytoplasm
stores glycogen and lipids
cytoplasm
Also called powerhouse of cell
mitochondria
This organelle has its own DNA and RNA and reproduces itself?
mitochondria
provides structure and is studded with ribosomes and pores
nuclear envelope
responsible for creating ribosomes; ribosomal RNA is also made here
nucleolus
contains DNA, RNA, and chromosome proteins
chromatin
What is the difference bw RER and SER?
RER - makes proteins for excretion
SER - breaks down glycogen to glucose and stores and regulates Ca2+ ion concentration
What are the four functions of SER?
- breaks down glycogen to glucose
- stores and regulates Ca2+ ion concentration
- catalyzes reactions in lipid metabolism
- detoxifies drugs
The site for protein synthesis
ribosomes
what are two types of ribosomes?
free and membrane-bound
this organelle makes vesicles to transport proteins
RER
what do lysosomes do?
digest material ingested by the cell
which organelle receives vesicles from RER?
Golgi Apparatus
Whats the difference bw cis face and trans face?
cis face - receiving side of the Golgi apparatus from RER
trans face - shipping side of the Golgi apparatus
where are lysosomes created?
at the trans face of the Golgi apparatus
This organelle produces ATP
mitochondria
Also known as the garbage collector
lysosomes
a connecting device that organizes the microtubule network during cell division
centrioles
support the cell by giving it structure and shape
microtubules
makes energy
mitochondria
used during cell replication
centrioles
stores and regulates Ca2+ ions
SER
this is where protein is made
ribosomes
mRNA is made here
chromatin
holds the mRNA for protein creation
ribosomes
free floating amino acids, glycogen, and glucose are found here
cytoplasm
packages proteins and creates lysosomes
Golgi apparatus
transport protein location
vesicle
digestion vesicles
lysosomes
DNA is found here
chromatin
what do lysosomes contain?
enzymes (acids)
