The Cell- The Structure, Duties and Transport

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The basic unit of structure and function.

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Cells

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encloses cell contents and has receptors for communication.

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Composed of phospholipid bilayer with proteins interspersed

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Phospholipid molecule consists of hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tails

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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External glycocalyx (carbohydrate) for cell-to-cell recognition, adhesion

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Glycolipids are lipids with attached carbohydrates (marker cell recognition)

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Glycoproteins are proteins with attached carbohydrate (help bind cells together)

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Cholesterol strengthens membrane at temperature extremes

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Cell/ Plasma Membrane

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Transports substances across membrane

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Functions of Plasma proteins

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Intercellular connection and communication

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Functions of Plasma proteins

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Anchor points for cytoskeleton (microtubules and microfilaments)

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Functions of Plasma proteins

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Enzymes which regulate metabolic reactions

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Functions of Plasma proteins

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Some proteins move some molecules from one side to the other

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Things that influence permeability

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Characteristics of “heads” and “tails” affect what can pass through a membrane

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Things that influence permeability

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A concentration gradient helps molecules move across membrane

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Things that influence permeability

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An ionic charge may help molecule pass

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Things that influence permeability

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Lipid-Soluable materials pass through more easily through non lipid soluble.

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Things that influence permeability

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Molecular size matters, with smaller molecules passing through more easily

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Things that influence permeability

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Does not require use of cellular energy (ATP)

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Passive transport

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Simple diffusion is the movement of molecules down a concentration gradient

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Passive transport

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Osmosis is the diffusion of water down a concentration gradient

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Passive transport

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Facilitated diffusion requires a transport molecule

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Passive transport

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Bulk filtrations is the diffusion of solvents and solutes together across a semipermeable membrane under pressure

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Passive transport

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the movement of a substance across a plasma membrane against a concentration gradient requiring (ATP) some substances require a transport protein.

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Active transport

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lipid-soluable substances and water diffuse through the lipid bilayer

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Diffusion

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water soluble substances and water diffuse through transport proteins- No energy required

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Passive transport (Facilitated diffusion)

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Specific solutes are pumped through transport proteins. Requires energy.

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Active transport

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The active movement of macromolecules (large proteins and polysaccharides) across the plasma membrane using endocytosis and exocytosis

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Bulk Transport

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The endocytosis of large particles by a cell

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Phagocytosis

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The endocytosis of fluid by a cell

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Pinocytosis

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Place of many metabolic processes, stores nutrients and contains organelles

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Cytoplasm

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Carry out specific metabolic activities of cell

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Organelles

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Does not have ribosomes; Synthesis, transport and storage of lipids; Metabolism of carbohydrates; detoxification of drugs, alcohol and poisons

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Continuous with smooth ER; has fixed ribosomes; production, transport and storage of proteins (to be exported outside cell); proteins formed by ribosomes are modified as they travel through rough ER; transport proteins shuttle proteins to Golgi for further modification.

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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Stacked cisterns with receiving and shipping ends; recieves proteins from rough ER; modifies and packages proteins; modified proteins sent to lysosomes, cell membrane and for secretion

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Golgi Apparatus

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Formed by the Golgi Apparatus, Contain digestive enzymes for waste products and ingested Macromolecules; products of digestion are recycled by cell

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Lysosomes

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The "powerhouse" of the cell; Produce energy for cell in the form of ATP; Capable of self- replication

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Mitochondria

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Small, dense granules which produce proteins; Free ribosomes float around cytoplasm and fixed ribosomes are associated with ER; Free ribosomes produce proteins which state in cytoplasms and used by cell; Fixed ribosomes produce proteins that are exported or incorporated into cell membrane

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Ribosomes

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Composed of protein filaments (microfilaments) or tubes (microtubules); maintain shape of cell; help keep organelles in position; microtubules form cilia and move chromosomes during cell division

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Cytoskeleton

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Composed of microtubules; they help organized the microtubules attached to chromosomes during cell division

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Centrioles

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Control center of cellular activities; surrounded by double membrane nuclear envelope; houses DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) genetic material of cell; Chromatin is loosely- organized DNA; Chromosomes are condensed, organized bars of DNA

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Nucleus

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Found within the nucleus; Comprised of RNA, enzymes and other proteins; manufacture subunits of ribosomes, which are exported to cytoplasm and assembled

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Nucleolus