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Unit 3 Chapter 1B (Eukaryotic Cells) Flashcards

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Organelles

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Membrane-bound structures that perform specific tasks
- A cell may have many copies of each organelle

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Function of An Organelle

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  1. Genetic Control of Cell
  2. Manufacture, distribution, & breakdown of molecules
  3. Energy processing
  4. Structural support, movement, & communication between cells
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Cellular Metabolism

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The chemical activities of the cell
- Each organelle maintains its own specific internal chemical conditions

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Organelles Found Only in Animal Cells

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  1. Lysosomes & centrosomes
  2. Flagella & cilia
    - Rare in plant cells
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Organelles Found Only in Plant Cells

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  1. Cell wall
  2. Plasmodesma
  3. Chloroplasts
  4. Large Central Vacuole
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Plasmodesma

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Cytoplasmic channels that link adjacent cells

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Chloroplasts

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Location of photosynthesis

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Large Central Vacuole

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Stores water & chemicals

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Functions of Nucleus

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  • Contain’s DNA
  • Controls the cells activities by directing protein synthesis
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How is DNA organized?

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Organized into chromosomes
- DNA associates with many proteins
- Proteins help coil the strands of DNA to form a chromosome
- Human cell has 46 separate chromosomes

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Chromatin

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Complex of proteins and DNA

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Structure of the Nucleus

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Contains the nuclear envelope and nucleolus

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Nuclear Envelope

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Double membrane enclosing the nucleus

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Pore proteins

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Regulates the flow of large molecules and connect the nucleus to the ER

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Nucleolus

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Location where rRNA is synthesized
- Proteins made in cytoplasm are brought into nucleus to assemble with rRNA to make ribosomes

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Ribosomes

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Cellular components that use instructions from nucleus to build proteins
- Interacts with mRNA to make proteins

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Location of Free Ribosomes

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Suspended in the cytosol

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Location of Bound Ribosomes

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Attached outside of the ER and nucleus

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Function of Free Ribosomes

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Proteins created here generally function in the cytosol

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Function of Bound Ribosomes

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Make proteins that will be exported from the cell

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Endomembrane System

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Internal membranes involved in most cellular functions
- Synthesis, storage, distribution, export of molecules

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Function of Membranes

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Divides the cell into functional compartments
- Can be either physically connected or linked by transport
vesicles

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Vesicle

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Sac made of membrane

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What does the Endomembrane System consist of?

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  1. Nuclear envelope
  2. Endoplasmic reticulum
  3. Golgi Apparatus
  4. Lysosomes
  5. Vesicles
  6. Vacuoles
  7. Plasma membrane
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Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

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Network of flattened sacs & tubles
- Largest component of endomembrane system
- Linked to nuclear envelope

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Function of Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Major manufacturing site in the cell
- Vesicles are packaged in the ER to travel to other organelles

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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  • Synthesis of lipids (oils, phospholipids, & steroids)
  • Stores calcium ions
  • Acts as a detoxification system.
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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It synthesizes new membrane fragments
- Grows its own membrane by adding phospholipids & membrane proteins
- Completed membranes are transported as vesicles to proper area of cell

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Ribosomes in Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Proteins made by ribosomes that attach to RER are excreted from cell (Ex. Secretory proteins)

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Golgi Apparatus

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Stack of unconnected flattened sacs
- Cell may contain hundreds of this organelle
- Cells active in protein excretion have more

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Function of Golgi Apparatus

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Warehouse & processing station for molecules made by ER
- Products are transported to their destination

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Processing in the Golgi Apparatus

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  1. Docking Station
  2. Vesicles adds its membrane & contents to the sac
  3. Products are modified as they travel
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Lysosomes

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Membrane-enclosed sac of digestive enzymes
- Provides an acidic environment for enzymes to function
- Protects rest of cell from acidic conditions

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Where are membranes & enzymes made?

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Endomembrane System

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Types of Digestive Functions

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  1. Digestion of food
  2. Destruction of pathogens
  3. Recycling of damaged cell components
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Lysosomal Diseases

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Diseases where lysosomal enzymes are missing

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Effects of Lysosomal Diseases

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  • Lysosomes become engorged
  • Interferes with cellular function
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Vacuoles

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Large vesicles with multiple functions

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Example of Lysosomal Disease

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Tay-Sachs diseases
- Enzyme that digests lipids is missing
- Lipids accumulate to high levels

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Function of Central Vacuole in Plants

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Absorbs water allowing the cell to grow in size
- Stores chemicals that may contain toxic waste

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Types of Vacuoles

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  • Food vacuole
  • Contractile vacuole
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A Function of Vacuoles

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Plant & fungal digestion
- Plant seeds store reserves of proteins
- Flower petals hold pigments to attract pollinators
- Plants store compounds that are poisonous or unpalatable to animals
Ex. Nicotine, caffeine

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Peroxisomes

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Metabolic, membrane-bound compartments that don’t originate in endomembrane system

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Mitochondria

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Carries out cellular respiration in all eukaryotic cells

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Structure of Mitochondria

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Enclosed by 2 membranes
- Each membrane is a phospholipid bilayer embedded with proteins
- Inner membrane is highly folded

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Benefits of Inner Membrane of a Mitochondria being highly folded

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Increases membrane surface area to maximize ATP production

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Internal Compartments within the Mitochondria

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  1. Intermembrane Space
  2. Mitochondrial Matrix
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Intermembrane Space

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Region in between inner & outer membranes

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Mitochondrial Matrix

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Region inside inner membrane
- Has mitochondrial DNA, ribosomes

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