Chapters 4&5 Cell Structure Flashcards
Eukaryotes cells
True nucleus, large and complex, many membrane bound organelles, ribosomes PLANTS ANIMALS PROTISTS FUNGI
Prokaryote cells
No nucleus Small, simple No membrane bound organelles (ONLY HAVE RIBOSOMES) BACTERIA + ARCHEA
Nucleus
“Control center”, gene control, holds DNA
Smooth ER
Makes lipids, breaks down toxins
Vacuoles
PLANT CELL ONLY stores/regulates water, food and other materials within the cell
Rough ER
Holds ribosomes, lattice to build things?
Lysosomes
Break down material ANIMAL CELLS ONLY
Mitochondria
Powerhouse of the cell, makes energy in the form of ATP electron transport chain -> christaste are folds inside inner membrain
Ribosome
Made of proteins and RNA made in the nucleoulus Allows MRNA through the center
Nucleolous
Makes ribosomes
Chloroplasts
Photosynthesis Thylakoid membrane -> grana Liquid stroma
Stores material within the cell
Vacuole
Closely stacked, flattened stacks
Grana/chloroplasts
Transports material within the cell
Vesicles/ ER
Contains chlorophyll, a pigment that traps energy from sunlight and gives plants green color
Chloroplasts
Peoxisome
Similar to lysosomes -> digests excess worn out cell parts and invading viruses
Storage of food enzymes and waste
Vacuole/vehicle
Produces a usable form of energy for the cell
Mitochondria
Golgi apparatus
Packages proteins for transport out of the cell
Produces lipids
Smooth ER
Where ribosomes are made
Nucleoulus
Provides support for the cell
Micro tubules/ microfiliments / cytoskeleton
Hollow tubes that provide support for the cell
Micro tubules
Hair like structures used for movement and sensing things
Cilla
Vacuole
Stores material within the cell
Grana/chloroplasts
Closely stacked, flattened stacks
Vesicles/ ER
Transports material within the cell
Chloroplasts
Contains chlorophyll, a pigment that traps energy from sunlight and gives plants green color
Similar to lysosomes -> digests excess worn out cell parts and invading viruses
Peoxisome
Vacuole/vehicle
Storage of food enzymes and waste
Mitochondria
Produces a usable form of energy for the cell
Smooth ER
Produces lipids
Nucleoulus
Where ribosomes are made
Micro tubules/ microfiliments / cytoskeleton
Provides support for the cell
Micro tubules
Hollow tubes that provide support for the cell
Cilla
Hair like structures used for movement and sensing things
plasma membrane
separates cell from non living surroundings
selectivley permeable (chooses what may pass based on size and charge)
phospholipids
phosphate group attached to a lipid -> amphipathic
Proteins function in membranes
transport: form a channel to allow charged or large molocules through the membrane
enzyme: may be an enzyme with the active site exposed
signaling
cell regognition: regognizing other cells based on theri proteins
intercellular joining: joining with other proteins at intercellular junctions
transport proteins
allow passage of hydrophillic substances
osmosis
affected by the concentration gradient of dissolved substansas called tonicity
(meaning the ability of a solution to cause a cell to gain or lose water)
plasmolysis
cell losing water
lysis
explosion of a cell
turgor
pressur of water inside a cell pushing out
facilitated diffusion
passive transport aided by transport proteins
DOES NOT USE ENERGY
active transport
uses energy to move solutes against concentration gradient -> forces things in a lower concentrated area to move into a higher concentrated one
USES ATP
ex: thyroid
microfiliments
solid, rodlike structures consisting of actin protein
hypotonic
explodes with too much water around cells
hypertonic
becomes shrivlred from water leaving cell
In plant cells shrivels within cell wall
isotonic
cell stays the same
explodes with too much water around cells
hypotonic
becomes shrivlred from water leaving cell
In plant cells shrivels within cell wall
hypertonic
cell stays the same
isotonic