Unit Four - Cells - Organelles Flashcards
Organelles, Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes, Cell Theory, Endosymbiotic Theory
Definition of Cytoplasm (3)
Makeup and Location
- Viscous Fluid
- Organelles, Organic Molecules, Water & Minerals
- Located between cell membrane and nucleus membrane
Definition of Cytosol
Intercellular fluid
Definition of Prokaryotic Cells (3)
- No membrane bound nucleus
- No membrane bound organelles
- Contain DNA
Ex: Bacteria
Definition of Eukaryote Cells (2)
- Contains membrane bound nucleus
- Contains membrane bound organelles
Ex: Plant, Animal, Fungus, Protist
Definition of Ribosomes
Site, Function, Location
- Site of Protein Synthesis
- Where AA are assembled into proteins
- Found in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Function of Endoplasmic Reticulum (2)
- Tunnels for molecules
- For transport thru cytoplasm & out of the cell
Definition of Rough ER (2)
Structure & Function
- Contains ribosomes
- Synthesize and Transport Proteins
HOW does Rough ER transport proteins? (2)
- Forms Vesicule/Vacuoles
- To send to Golgi Body
Definition of Smooth ER (3)
- Lacks ribosomes
- Synthesizes Lipids
- Detoxifies drugs, poisons & alcohol in liver
Where is the rough and smooth ER located?
NEAR NUCLEUS
Functions of Golgi Body/Apparatus (3)
- Build carbs from monosaccharides
- Packages molecules for transport
- PRODUCES LYSOSOMES
How does the Golgi Apparatus process molecules? (4)
- Modifies proteins & lipids
- Encases substances in vesicles
- Adds carb tags to guide final destinations
- Sends substance out of cell/to organelles
Definition of Mitochondria (2)
Site, Function, Structure
- Site of cellular respiration (produce E)
- Folded membrane increase SA, increase E
Definition of Lysosome (3)
Structure, Function, Location
Contains, Function & Location
- Contains Hydrolytic Enzymes
- Digest old cell parts, nutrients, & invaders
- ONLY found in animal cells
Definition of Cytoskeleton (2)
Function, Structure
- Provides structure and shape for cell
- Made of Microtubule and Microfilaments
Structure of Nucleus (3)
Contains, Location
- Contains DNA & Nucleolus
- Surrounded by nuclear membrane
- ONLY found in Eukaryotic cells
Function of Nucleus
Contains DNA that forms mRNA
Function of Nucleolus (2)
Contains, Function
- Rich in RNA
- Forms Ribosomes
Definition of Microfilaments (4)
Structure, Functions
- Long thin protein fibers
- Provide cell shape
- Enable movement
- Aids in mitosis
Definition of Microtubules (3)
- Hollow tubes
- Compose cilia, flagella & centrioles
- Form spindle fibers for chromosome movement in mitosis
Definition of Cilia (2)
Structure, Function
- Microtubules outside cell membrane
- Aids in movement of cells
Definition of Flagella (2)
Structure, Function
- Large single microtubule for membrane
- Aids in movement of cells
Definition of Centrioles (2)
Location & Function
- Only found in animal cells
- Produce Spindle Fibers
Definition of Cell Wall (3)
Composition, Location, Function
- Made of Cellulose
- Not found in animal cells
- Tough protective covering outside of CM
Definition of Vacuole (2)
Function in Animals & Plants
- Storage sac for water and other substances
- In plants, aids structure through turgor pressure
Definition of Turgor Pressure (2)
Definition & Function
- H20 pushes cytoplasm on CM
- Maintain cell shape in plant cells
Definition of Chloroplast (3)
Site, Function, Structure
- Site of photosynthesis
- Absorbs light in light dependent rxns
- Have own DNA
Definition of Cell Theory (4)
- All living things are made of cells
- Cells are the basic unit of life
- All cells come from preexisting cells
- Cell contain DNA that is passed on in mitosis
Exceptions to Cell Theory (3)
- First Cell
- Mitochondria and Chloroplasts reproduce due to their own DNA
- Viruses have their own genetic material, so it can reproduce in the host cell
Definition of the Endosymbiotic Theory
Where did Mitochondria and chloroplasts come from? (4)
- M&C was prokaryotic cell engulfed in eukaryotic cell
- Mutualistic ++ Relationship
- M&C provided food/energy
- Host cell offered protection and nutrients
What makes people think that mitochondria and chloroplasts were originally prokaryotic? (3)
- Double membrane
- DNA (can reproduce)
- Ribosomes