Lesson 1 part 2: The Structure And Functions of the cells sub-cellular organelles Flashcards

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1
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The semi-permeable
lipid bilayer structure of
the cell that regulates
the entry and exit of
materials inside and
outside the cell, and
maintain the cell’s
integrity.

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PLASMA MEMBRANE

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is a dark region
inside the nucleus containing
ribosomal RNA and protein. It is
responsible for the synthesis of
ribosome.

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Nucleolus

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is a dense body
within a cell that control
all of its cellular
activity. It contains the
DNA that stores
information and directs
genetic transfer. It is
known as the control
center of the cell.

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NUCLEUS

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are small
opening in the nuclear
envelope that regulates the
movement of substances in
and out of the nucleus.

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Nuclear pores

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is the
boundary of the nucleus,
composed of the inner and
outer nuclear membrane.

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Nuclear envelope

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is a fluid-like
component of the nucleus in
which the nucleolus and
chromatin fibers are
suspended.

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Nucleoplasm

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5
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A membrane-bound
organelle in the cytoplasm
responsible in converting
food and oxygen into ATP,
the energy currency of the
cell.
* Commonly known as the
“Powerhouses of the Cell.”

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MITOCHONDRIA

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5
Q

are the thread-
like structure inside the

nucleus that condenses
during cell division and
forms chromosomes. The
coiled structure seen in a
chromosomes are actually
the genetic material called
the “DNA” that carries
information for inheritance.

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Chromatin

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  • Composed of fluid-like
    structure called the
    cytosol, filling most of
    the cell, through

which membrane-
bound organelles are

suspended. This is
where most cellular
activity takes place.

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CYTOPLASM

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It is the biosynthetic factory and shipper of
cell products. This is where protein and
other molecules are being transported from
one part of the cell into another.

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ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

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are tiny, dark
bodies made of protein and
ribosomal RNA whose function
is to produce protein for
different cellular activities.
* Ribosome is the actual site of
protein synthesis, located in
the nucleolus or attached to
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum.

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RIBOSOME

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Organelle where most ribosomes are attached to it,
rendering a granular appearance.

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Rough ER:

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Functions in lipid metabolism (cholesterol and fat
synthesis and breakdown) and detoxification of drugs and pesticides.

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Smooth ER:

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*It is the packaging counter of the cell.
*Its major function is to modify, package,
and ship proteins (sent to it by the rough
ER via transport vesicles) in specific
ways, depending on their final
destination.

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GOLGI APPARATUS

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  • It is the suicide bag of the cell.
  • It contains powerful hydrolytic
    enzymes that breaks down

waste product and old worn-
out cell parts.

  • It is abundant in the phagocytes,
    disposing foreign substances
    that enters the body.
A

LYSOSOMES

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  • It is the framework of the cell.
  • It serves as the bone and muscle of the cell that is
    crucial in moving cellular components and give
    cell its shape.
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CYTOSKELETON

12
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It contains the green pigment that traps
light from the sun and converts it into
chemical energy in the form of food.

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CHLOROPLAST

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It is a microtubule organizing center, consisting of granular matrix and centrioles a pare of barrel shaped microtubular organelles that lie at right angles to see each other

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centrosomes

14
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are cellular extensions responsible for the
locomotion of cells.

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CILIA AND FLAGELLA

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Membrane-bound
organelle that stores
food, enzymes, and
other materials needed
by the cell.

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CENTRAL VACUOLE

16
Q

are
small tubes that connect
plant cells to each other,
providing living

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PLASMODESMATA

17
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stores the
bacterial chromosome,
regulates gene
expression, facilitates
DNA replication, and
contains genes essential
for various cellular
functions.

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NUCLEOID

18
Q

It provides a physical barrier
that helps protect bacteria from
being recognized and
phagocytosed by immune cells
such as macrophages and
neutrophils.
* It enhances the ability of
bacteria to adhere to various
surfaces, including host
tissues, medical devices, and
other bacteria.

A

CAPSULE

19
Q

in bacterial
cells are circular in
shape, providing genetic
advantages, enables
horizontal gene transfer,
plays a crucial role in
biotechnology, and can
carry virulence factors.

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PLASMID DNA

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