eukariotic cells and organelles Flashcards
what are prokariotes
single celled organisms
whats larger prokariotes or eukariotes
eukariotes
what organlesses do plant cells have that animal cells dont
- cellulose cell wall with plasmodesmata channels for exchanging substances
- a vacuole
- chloroplasts
algal cells
similar to plant cells with the same organelles including cell wall and chloroplasts
what are cell walls made of in fungal cells
chitin
do fungal cells have chloroplasts
no as they dont photosynthesize
examples of fungal cells
mushrooms and yeast
what organelles do fungal cells have (in relation to plant cells)
everything in plant cells other than chloroplasts
cell surface (plasma) membrane description and function
- membrane found in animal cells, mainly made of lipids and protein
- function: regulates the movement of substances into and out of the cell, also has receptor molecules on it, which respond to chemicals such as hormones
draw cell membrane
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draw nucleus
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draw mitochondrion
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draw chloroplast
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draw gogli vesicle
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draw gogli apparatus
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draw lysosome
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draw ribosome
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draw rough endoplasmic reticulum
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draw smooth endoplasmic reticulum
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draw cell wall
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draw cell vacuole
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nucleus description and function
description: large organelle surrounded by nuclear envelope containing pores. nucleus contains chromosomes made from protein bound linear dna called nucleolus
function: controls the cells activities by controlling the transcription of dna
- dna contains instructions to make proteins
mitochondrion description and function
description: have a double membrane- inner one is folded to form structures called cristae.
inside is the matrix which contains enzymes involved in respiration
function: site of aerobic respiration where atp is produced. they are found in large numbers in cells that are active and require alot of energy
chloroplast description and function
description: surrounded by a double membrane and also has membranes inside called thylakoid membranes. these membranes are stacked up in some parts of the chloroplasts to form grana
function: site of photosynthesis , some parts happen in the grana and some happen in the stroma