Chapter 4 Cells Flashcards
nucleolus
where special kind of RNA is made
Nucleus
where DNA is
cell or plasma membrane
gatekeeper (cell boundary)
head- hydrophilic (likes water)
2 insoluble tails- hydrophobic (fear water)
made of double lipid bi-layer
mitochondria
where energy is made
metabolism happens here
ribosomes
where protein is made
rough endoplasmic reticulum
stores protein (ribosomes)
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
makes carbs and lipids
protein
enzymes (amino acids)
Golgi apparatus (golgi complex)
packages and distributes finished cell products (macromolecules:carbs, lipids, protein, nucleic acids)
lysosomes
digest unwanted cell parts and food absorbed by cell
centrioles
cell reproduction
cytoskeleton
made of
- microtubules, microfilaments, and intermediate filaments
- gives structure to cell
cytoplasm
filler for cell (water)
flagellum
motion for cell to move
pilus (pili plural)
exchanges genetic info between cells
capsule
extra layer of cell protection
nucleoid region
in a prokaryote
holds genetic info
cell wall
protection for cell organelles
differences between plants and animal cells
plants animals
- cell wall - no cell wall or chloroplast
- chloroplast (photosynthesis) - centrioles
- large vacuole (stores water)
double lipid bi-layer (cell membrane made of this)
made of phospholipids
helps keep water in
nuclear envelope
boundary of outer cell
nuclear pores
things go in/out of nucleus
peroxisomes
breaks up (neutralizes) harmful chemical reactions
Cellulose (cell wall made of this in plant)
in a plant: protects cell from rupturing
vacuole
stores water and starch for plant
photosynthesis
turns solar energy into food energy in plant
cytoskeleton made of 3 protein fibers
- microfilaments
- microtubules
3,. intermediate filaments
cilia
also for cell movement. like flagella
3 types of ways to cross biological membrane
- diffusion
- membrane folding
- transport proteins
diffusion
moving a higher concentrated solute to lower concentration solution
osmosis (3 types)
movement of water
- hypertonic (shrivel up)
- hypotonic (water burst)
- isotonic (equal)
hypertonic
inside cell
more solute than solution causing it to shrivel up through crenation
crenate
when cell shrivels up in hypertonic
hypotonic
more water than solute causing it to burst
isotonic
equal solute and solution
membrane folding (2 types)
- endocytosis= engulfing large substance outside of cell into cell
- exocytosis= discharging substances out of cell
selective permeability (3 types)
- selective diffusion= open channels based on size
- facilitated diffusion= protein carrier to specific molecules
- active transport= energy used to pump substances against concentrate