Eukaryotic cell components (ex1) Flashcards
Nucleus
Membrane:
Double envelope aka nuclear pores
Components:
Chromosomes, nucleolus, nuclear lamina
Function:
- Information storage and transmission
- Ribosome subunit assembly
- structural support
Ribosomes
Membrane:
None
Components:
RNA and proteins
Function:
Protein synthesis
Rough Endoplasmic reticulum
Membrane:
single
Has receptors for entry of selected proteins
components:
branching Sacs
ribosomes
function:
protein synthesis and processing
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Membrane:
- single
- enzymes for synthesizing phospholipids
components:
sacs
enzymes for synthesizing or breaking down lipids
function:
lipid synthesis and processing
Golgi apparatus
Membrane:
single
receptors for products of rough ER
components:
stack of flattened cisternae
function protein, lipid, carbohydrate processing
Lysosomes
Membrane:
single
proton pumps
components: acid hydrolases (catalyze hydrolysis reactions)
function: digestion and recycling
Vacuoles
Membrane:
single
transporters for molecules
components:
Varies- pigments, oils, carbohydrates, water or toxins
function:
Varies- coloration, storage of oil‘s, carbohydrates, water, or toxins
Peroxisomes
Membrane:
single
transporters for macromolecules
components: Enzymes that catalyze oxidation reactions catalase processes peroxide
function: oxidation of fatty acid‘s ethanol or other compounds
Mitochondria
Membrane:
double
inner layer has enzymes for ATP production
components:
enzymes that harvest energy from molecules to make ATP
function:
ATP production
Chloroplasts
Membrane:
double; plus membrane-bound sacs in interior
components:
pigments, enzymes that use light energy to make sugars
function:
production of sugars the photosynthesis
Cytoskeleton
Membrane:
none
components:
actin filaments
intermediate filaments
microtubules
function:
structural support
movement of materials; in some species, movement of whole cell
Plasma membrane
Membrane:
single;
transport and receptor proteins
components:
phospholipid by layer with transport and receptor proteins
function:
selective permeability maintains intracellular environment
Cell wall
Membrane:
none
components: carbohydrate fibers running through carbohydrate or protein matrix
function:
protection, structural support
Nuclear envelope
Complex double membrane
Nucleolus
Where RNA molecules are found in ribosomes are manufactured in the large and small ribosomal subunits are assembled
Lumen
Interior of the rough ER
Cis
Surface closest to the nucleus
Trans
Surface is orientated towards the plasma membrane
Glyoxysomes
Specialized Peroxisomes in the leaves of plants they are packed with enzymes that oxidize fats to form a compound that can be used to store energy for the cell
Mitochondrial matrix
The solution closed within the inner membrane
Thylakoids
Membrane-bound flattened saclike structures that are independent of the innermembrane
Stroma
Region outside of the thylakoids contains enzymes that use this chemical energy to produce sugars