Eukaryotic cell structure - 2.4 (6) Flashcards

Module 2, Chapter 2, 2.4, Page 30 & 31

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1
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What can ribosomes be?

A

free-floating in the cytoplasm

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2
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What can ribosomes be attached to?

A

endoplasmic reticulum -> forming rough endoplasmic reticulum

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3
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What are ribosomes not surrounded by?

A

a membrane

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4
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What are ribosomes constructed / made of?

A

RNA molecules made in the nucleolus of the cell

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5
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What are ribosomes the site of?

A

protein synthesis

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6
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What does mitochondria and chloroplasts contain?

A

ribosomes, as do prokaryotic cells

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What is the golgi apparatus similar in structure to?

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the smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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8
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Does the golgi apparatus have a compact structure formed of cisternae?

A

yes

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9
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What does the golgi apparatus not contain?

A

ribosomes

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10
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What does the golgi apparatus have a role in modifying?

A

proteins and ‘packaging’ them into vesicles

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If the proteins are destined to leave the cell…

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then these may be secretory vesicles

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12
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If the proteins stay in the cell…

A

then these are lysosomes

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13
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Protein production - 1) proteins are synthesised on the ribosomes bound to…

A

the endoplasmic reticulum

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Protein production - 2) Where will the proteins then pass into?

A

the cisternae and are packaged into transport vesicle

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15
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Protein production - 3) Where will the vesicles containing the newly synthesised proteins move towards?

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the golgi apparatus via the transport function of the cytoskeleton

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16
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Protein production - 4) What do the vesicles fuse with?

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the cis face of the golgi apparatus and then the proteins enter

17
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Protein production - 5) What happens to the proteins before leaving the golgi apparatus in vesicles from its trans face?

A

they are structurally modified

18
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Protein production - 6) What do secretory vesicles carry?

A

proteins that are to be released from the cell

19
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Protein production - 7) Where do the vesicles move towards and fuse with?

A

the cell-surface membrane -> releasing their contents by exocytosis

20
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Protein production - 8) What do some vesicles form?

A

lysosomes

21
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Protein production - 9) What do lysosomes contain?

A

enzymes for use in the cell