Chapter 4 Flashcards
What do small cells have
high SA:V ratio
what benefits does a large SA:V ratio provide to the cell
Makes the cells more efficient and effective
What is the benefit of having folds on the cell
Increases surface area
What is the idea behind Endosymbiosis
Organelles (mitochondria and Chloroplasts) evolved from independent prokaryotic cells
What do the pores in the cell Membrane do?
regulate what enters and exits the cell; selectively permeable
What items are embedded in the membrane?
Cholesterol, Glycolipids, glycoproteins, transmembrane proteins, integral proteins and peripheral proteins.
What does cholesterol do?
Helps with the fluidity of the cell
What do glycolipids and glycoproteins do?
serve as identifiers (cell-cell identification)
Transmembrane proteins
all the way through
Integral proteins
penetrate interior
peripheral
Outside only
Where is the cell wall found
plants and fungi cells
function of nucleus
Holds cells genetic info
Function of nucleolus
region of the nucleus that makes RNA
function of the smooth ER
detoxifies and synthesizes lipids
function of the rough ER
-Has ribosomes
-Synthesize membrane protein
Function of the Golgi
sorts and packages proteins made on rough ER
function of vacuoles
storage of waste and other materials
-Central vacuole-plant cells
Function of free-floating ribosomes
synthesize proteins that will stay inside the cell
function of Lysosomes
-Digest foreign substances and worn out organelles
-kill pathogens
-perform apoptosis
Function of the mitochondria
Cite of cellular respiration(produce ATP)
What is the structure of the mitochondria?
-Double membrane with folds (cristae)
-electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation takes place along inner membrane
-matrix (Krebs cycle)
Function of chloroplasts
site of photosynthesis
What is the structure of the chloroplast
-Double membrane
-Grana (stack of thylakoid)
-stroma (fluid found in chloroplasts)
What is the structure of the chloroplast
-Double membrane
-Grana (stack of thylakoid)
-stroma (fluid found in chloroplasts)