Organelles etc Flashcards
everything besides the nucleus
cytoplasm
fluid only
cytosol
fluid of the nucleus
nucleoplasm
membrane around the nucleus, regulates what goes in and out
nuclear envelope
channel proteins
nuclear pores
synthesis of ribosomal rna
nucleolus
3 kinds of protein sorting
across nuclear pores, directly across organelles, transport by vesicles
person w signal sequences
gunter blobel
synthesis of all lipids, want more surface area
smooth er
start of protein modification
rough er
final modification, leave through vesicle
golgi
special enzymes, organizes things coming in
endosome
hydrolytic enzymes
lysosome
oxidation of toxic molecules
peroxisomes
apoptosis and energy production
mitochondria
have own dna and ribosomes
mitochondria
inner membrane is where photosynthesis takes place
chloroplast
connections that hold cells together
cellular junctions
lysosome breaking down dead/ dying organisms
autophagy
protein modification examples
specialized, glycoproteins
organizes/ stores chromosomes
nucleus
protein synthesis involved organelle
ribosome
mitochondria
1700
er
1
nucleus
1
golgi
1
peroxisomes
400
lysosomes
300
endosomes
200
H+ pump
hydrogen ions into lysosome, active transport (greater to lesser)
3 types of filaments
actin, intermediate, microtubules
int: protein
various proteins
int size
10nm
int locations
cytoplasm, nucleus
int function
strength and support
actin protein
actin
polymerization depolymerizations
bind and form filaments controlled by ATP AND ADP
actin size
7 nm
actin location
cortex of cytoplasm
actin function(s)
1) make microvilli - to inc surface area
2) muscle contraction
3) endocytosis
4) cytokinesis
micr protein
tubulin
polymerization (microtubules)
form filaments, GTP AND GDP
micr size
25 nm diameter
micr location
cytoplasm
micr center for organizing
centrosome
micr functions
1) transportation of vesicles and organelles
2) mitotic spindle
3) cilia and flagella
dynein and kinesin are used for
carrying vesicles across microtubules
what makes pos/neg ends of micr
amino and carbolxyl ends
why make microvilli
to increase surface area (absorb more nutrients)
how do muscles contract
filaments slide and muscle cells shorten
endocytosis with filaments
wrap membrane, they depolymerize to pull in and create a vesicle
actin fcn cytokinesis
divide cytoplasm
type of junction that attaches actin on one cell to actin on another
adherens
type of junction that joins intermediate filaments in one cell to another
desmosome
type of junction responsible for flow of ions
gap junction
type of junction that anchors int filaments to basal surfaces
hemidesmosome
type of junction that seals neighboring cells to prevent leakage
tight junction