Cell structure Flashcards

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Cell surface membrane (4)

A
  • controls what goes in and out of the cell
  • compartmentalisation
  • medium for chemical reactions (photolysis)
  • barrier
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2
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Cell wall

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-supports plant cells (prevents cell from bursting during osmosis)

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3
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Nucleus

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  • nuclear envelope
  • nucleolus
  • chromatin
  • control the activities of the cell
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4
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Lysosomes

A

Digest invading cells

Contain digestive enzymes that break down components

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5
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Ribosomes

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Protein synthesis

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6
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Folds and processes proteins that are made in the ribosomes bound to it

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7
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Synthesises oils and Lipids

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8
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Vesicle

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Transport substances (via cytoskeleton)

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9
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Golgi Apparatus

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Prepares, processes and packages proteins and new lipids

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10
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Mitochondria

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Aerobic Respiration

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11
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Chloroplasts

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Photosynthesis

Stroma (Glycolysis)
Granum (Krebs Cycle)

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12
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Centrioles

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Involved in cell division

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13
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Cilia

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Beat and move substances along the cell wall

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14
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Organelles involved in protein production (4 steps)

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Proteins are synthesised at the ribosomes of the rough ER

They are folded and processed and put into transport vesicles that take them to the Golgi Apparatus

Here, they are prepared processed and packaged into vesicles again

They then fuse with the cell membrane and leave via exocytosis

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15
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Functions of the cytoskeleton (4)

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Strengthen and maintain the cells shape

keep the organelles in position through microtubules and microfilaments

transport of organelles

spindle fibres in cell division

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16
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Prokaryotes (5)

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small ribosomes

no membrane bound organelles

cell wall made up of a polysaccharide

no nucleus (free floating DNA)

circular DNA

17
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Eukaryotes (5)

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DNA is linear

cellulose cell wall (plants) no cell wall(animals) chitin cell wall(fungi)

DNA inside nucleus

large ribosomes

membrane bound organelles