Importance of functions of organelles Flashcards

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what are 5 points you can make for importance of functions of organelles?

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  1. ribosomes - protein synthesis
  2. mitochondria - respiration
  3. chloroplasts - photosynthesis
  4. lysosomes - immunity
  5. golgi/SER - lipid absorption
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what is the AO1 for ribosomes in protein synthesis?

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  • ribosomes - made up of two subunits (contains RNA and protein)
  • protein synthesis
  • describe translation
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what is the AO2 for importance of protein synthesis using ribosomes?

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  • important in producing enzymes
  • enzymes have a tertiary structure with specifc active site and are biological catalysts
  • enzymes such as DNA helicase and DNA polymerase essential for semi conservative replication of DNA
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what is the AO1 for the importance of mitochondria in repsiration?

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  • mitochondira - aerobic respiration
  • explain process of oxidative phosphorylation in cristae of mitochondria
  • produces ATP
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what is the AO2 for the importance of mitochondria in respiration?

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  • ATP is essential in muscle contraction
    explain how ATP is used in muscle contraction
  • link to contraction of internal and external intercoastal muscles and diaphragm to allow breathing
  • otherwise would die from asphyxiation
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what is the AO1 for importance of chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

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  • allow photosynthesis to occur
  • describe LDR in thylakoid
  • produces ATP and NADPH
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what is the AO2 for importance of chloroplasts in photosynthesis?

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  • products used for LIR to produce glucose, cellulose and lipids
  • glucose used to form sucrose
  • sucrose used in mass flow hypothesis to trasnport assimilates from source to sink
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what is the AO1 for importance of lysosomes to organisms?

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  • explain phagocytosis and how phagosome binds with lysosome to form phagolysosome
  • powerful digestive enzymes called lysozymes hydrolyse pathogens
  • allows antigen prestentation
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what is the AO2 for importance of lysosomes in organisms?

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  • antigen presentation important in activated T cells
  • activated helpter T cells stimulate B cells
  • B cells divide into many clones
    differentiate into plasma B cells which produce antibodies
  • also produce memory B cells which circulate the blood and provide immunity
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what is the AO1 for importance of organelles for lipid digestion?

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  • monoglycerides and fatty acids are resynthesised into triglycerides in the smooth endoplasmic reticulum
  • associate with cholesterol and glycolipids to form chylomicros in the golgi apparatus
  • secretory vesicle allows exocytosis of chlomicrons into lacteals into the blood
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what is the AO2 for importance of organelles in lipid absorption?

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  • lipid absorption essentail in the creation of phospholipid bilayers in cell membranes
  • cholesterol is a lipid that controls fluidity and stability of plasma membranes
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