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Features of the nucleus

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  • Nuclear envelope
  • Nuclear pores
  • Nucleoplasm
  • Chromosomes
  • Nucleolus/ nucleoli
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What is nuclear envelope?

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  • Double- memrbane surrounding the nucleus.
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What are nuclear pores?

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  • Pores in nuclear envelope: allow large molecules out of nucleus (e.g., mRNA.)
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Function of nucleus.

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1.) Site of replication (of DNA) and transcription (making mRNA.)
2.) Contains genetic material of cell.

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What is the nucleoplasm?

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  • Nucleoplasm: granular, jelly-like material.
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What are chromosomes?

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  • Protein-bound, linear DNA (linear = has two open ends.)

() - extra info for clarification.

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What is the nucleolus (nucleoli? )

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  • Small sphere within nucleoplasm.
  • Site of ribosomal RNA production and makes ribosomes.
  • One or more in a nucleus.
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Two different types of endoplasmic reticulums?

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  • Rough endoplasmic reticulum
  • Smooth endoplasmic reticiulm.
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Structure of endoplasmic reticulum.

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  • Both have folded membranes called cisternae.
  • Rough have ribosomes on cisternae.
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Function of rough ER.

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  • Responsible for protein synthesis
  • Responsible for packaging protein into vesicles (that can transport protein out of the nucleus.)
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Function of smooth ER.

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  • Site of lipid and carbohydrate synthesis.
  • Lipids and carbohydrates can also be stored here.
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Structure of golgi apparatus.

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  • Folded membranes (making cisternae.)
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What passes through the golgi apparatus?

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  • Proteins/ lipids from ER passed through golgi apparatus.
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Structure of golgi vesicles.

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  • Hollow structures that pinch off from cisternae.
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Function of golgi apparatus.

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  • Add carbohydrate to proteins to form glycoproteins.
  • Produce secretory enzymes
  • Secrete carbohydrates
  • Transport, modify, store lipids
  • Form lysosomes (powerful digestive enzymes are packages into golgi vesicles.)

() - extra info for clarification

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Finish sentence

Golgi apparatus …… molecules, allowing them to be accurately sorted and sent to …….. ……..

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  • Labels
  • Correct
  • Destinations
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What happens once the proteins and lipids have been modified in the golgi apparatus?

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  • The modified proteins and lipids are transported to golgi vesicles (which are pinched off from cisternae.)
  • G Vesicles move to cell surface, fuse with membrane and release contents to outside.
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What are lysosomes?

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  • A membrane-bound organelle.
  • Sac of digestive enzymes.
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Function of lysosomes (4)

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  • Hydrolyse material ingested by phagocytic cells (ie. fuse with phagosomes/ release hydrolytic enzymes - MS answer.)
  • Completely break down cells after they have died.
  • Release enzymes to outside of cell to destroy material.
  • Digest worn out organelles for re-use of materials/ chemicals.

() - extra info for clarification

(Hydrolyse = decompose with water.)

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What is it called when lysosomes release enzymes that completely break down cells after they have died?

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  • Autolysis.
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Finish the sentence (from SPEC.)

Lysosomes release ……… enzymes.

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  • Hydrolytic (enzymes that catalyse the hydrolysis of various bonds.)

() - extra info for clarification.

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What is it called when lysosomes release enzymes to the outside of the cell?

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  • Exocytosis.
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What is the structure of mitochondria?

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  • Double membrane
  • (Extensions) of inner membrane = cristae
  • Fluid- centre is called the “mitochondrial matrix.”
  • Loop of mitochondria DNA.
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Function of mitochondria.

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1.) DNA codes for enzymes needed in respiration.
2.) Site of aerobic respiration
3.) Site of ATP production.

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What are the two types of ribosomes? What makes them different? Where can each type be found?

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  • 80S and 70S.
  • 80S (large ribosome found in eukaryotic cells.)
  • 70S (smaller ribosome found in prokaryotic cells, mitochondria and chloroplasts.)
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What are ribosomes made of?

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  • Two sub units (refer to diagram in textbook Pg. 71 for guidance.)
  • 1 sub unit = ribosomal RNA.
  • 1 sub unit = protein.
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Function of ribosomes.

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  • Site of protein synthesis.
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True or False

Lysosomes are not membrane-bound organelles.

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  • False.
  • Lysosomes are membrane-bound organelles.
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By what process are modified proteins and lipids released from the cell (after the golgi vesicles fuse with cell surface membrane?)

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  • Exocytosis.
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By what process are chemicals transported INto cells?

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  • Endocytosis.

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