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Protects cell and maintains Shape |
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(Plasma Membrane) acts as a protective barrier in and out of the cell |
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Houses the Genetic Material |
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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makes lipids and stores calium ions, also detoxifies
membrane is continuous
more than 50% of all membranes in eukaryotic cells are ER |
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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makes more membranes and modifies protein
with ribosomes |
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"The Powerhouse" carries out cellular respiration. Converting chmeical energy of foods(sugars) to chemical energy of the cell (ATP) Adenosine tri Phosphate
Divided into 2 parts
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-inner membrane: contains fluid mitochondrial matrix, membrane folded into cristae |
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Carries out photosynthesis
complex membranous structure for capturing light
stroma
membranes
granum |
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translates RNA to protein |
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(Basal Body) foundation for the microtubule to assemble on (also found on flagellum) |
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storage, water balance, garbage collectors
General Maintenance of Cell
Plants of large central
Some protists have contractile ones that pump water out of cell |
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recycle and digestion of nutrients and bacteria damaged organelles
Sacs of enzymes that form from the Golgi |
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Modification storage and transport of molecules, also makes transport vesicles
Receives and modifies subtances made by the ER |
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Membranes & Phospholipid Bilayer |
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Heads facing outward, tails inward
Selectively permeable
non-polar molecules pass through
Mosaic of bilayers and proteins- many functions
proteins do most: identification tags, enzymes, junctions to other cells
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No external source of energy
simple diffusion |
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Through a semi-permeable membrane from high to low H20 concentration |
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High to low concentration
"down a concentration gradient" |
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tendency of a cell to lose or gain water
Hypotonic low outside pressure
Hypertonic high outside |
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