Parts Of The Cell And Their Functions Flashcards

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1
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The cell contains different part which carry out different functions

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Organelles

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2
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Composed of phospholipid bilayer embedded with protein and carbohydrates

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Cell membrane

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3
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It is _____, which means not everything can enter or pass through it

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Semipermeable

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4
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In the cell membrane are several specialized fingerlike folds which mainly increase the surface area of the cell

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Microvilli (singular: microvillus)

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5
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It contains tue semifluid substance called cytosol where the different organelles are suspended

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Cytoplasm

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4 different substance of cytosol

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Electrolytes (produce electrically conducting solutions)
Metabolites (produced during metabolism)
Ribonucleic acid (RNA)
Synthesized proteins

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7
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2 physiological process of cytosol

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Glycolysis

Protein and fat synthesis

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8
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The cytoplasm appears to have no form. However, it does have structure due to the presence of the

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Cytoakeleton

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9
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3 major filaments

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Microfilament
Microtubules
Intermeduate filament

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10
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A filament that has a diameter of about 7 nanometers (nm) and is mainly composed of a contractile protein called actin

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Microfilament

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A filament that has a diameter of about 25 nm and is composed of globular proteins called tubilins (alpha and beta tubulins). It helps form the shape of the cell as well as track the movement of the organelles

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Microtubule

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12
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A filament that is about 10nm in diameter and is the most stable and the least soluble contituent of the cytoskeleton

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Intermediate filament

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13
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Refers to the maximum stress that an object can withstand before it breaks

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Tensile strength

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14
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These come in pairs and are at right angles with each other

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Centrioles

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15
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Replicated genegic materials in the cells

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Chromosomes

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16
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The centrioles are usually surrounded by

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Pericentriolar materials (pericentriolar matrix)

17
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Serves as the control center of the cell cuz it is where most of the genetic processes take place

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Nucleus (plural: nuclei)

18
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Parts of nucleus

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Nuclear envelope (boundary of nucleus, composed of outer and inner nuclear membranes)
Perinuclear space (in between the membranes)
Nucleoplasm (inside of the nuclear envelope)
Chromatin (within the nucleoplasm)
Nuclear pores (substances that move in and out the nucleus)