Cells Flashcards
cell membrane
sits outside the cell
Nuclues
DNA in control center
nucleolus has what in it
the DNA and RNA and they are the messanger
mitochondria does what
ATP that makes energy for the cell
lysosomes
waste management - pick up the trash
clean up
intracellular digestion
auto digestion
peroxisomes
break down
oxidative enzymes
destroys fatty acids
centrioles are important in
cell division
cytoplasm
jelly - liquid
maintains structure
storage
eliminates waste
smooth ER
no ribosomes - lip
Think of amazon
rough ER
protein synthesis
ribosomes
Synthesize protein by using RNA
Golgi apparatus what does it do
Golgi apparatus (UPS) package the proteins for u and fold the protein and send it out to the cell
cytoskeletal
framework, shell shape
gives shape to the structure
vesicles
holes that release cells
Cytosol
gelatinous , semi liked structure
cells are what kind of water
are phospholipid bilayer b/c it has two layers
Meiosis
reproduction of gametes
Interphase
G1 - gap
S - phase- DNA synthsis
G2 - RNA and protein synthsis
M- Mitosis Occurs
Mitosis divided into four phases
Prophase - condensation of chromosome
metaphase - chromosomes meet in the middle
anaphase - chromosomes are pulling apart
teleophase - u see cleavage of cell far away
cytokonisis
creating brand new cells
apoptosis
programmed cell death
what is the role of ATP
creates a chemical energy
catabolized energy to be transferred
Use - synthesis molecules
muscle contraction and active transport
cell junctions
adherens - like a rubber band
desmosomes - anchors
hemidesmosomes - connect only on one side
junctional complex
desmosomes
tight junction
gap junctions
connexons
gating
anabolism
energy using
catabolism
breaking things down
Oxidative phosphorylation occurs in the
mitochondria
Citric acid cycle (Krebs cycle)
converts energy into ATP
Food and production of cellular energy
digestion
glycolysis and oxidation
citric acid cycle
oxidative phosphyorylation
passive transport
does not require energy
active transport does
requires energy - ATP
diffusion
goes from greater level of lower concentration
high level to low level
hydrostatic pressure
pushes things out of blood vessels
osmosis
only refers to water
high to low