AP Biology Ch 6 Organelles of the Cell

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AP Biology Ch 6 Organelles of the Cell

Mitochondria
generates ATP
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Mitochondria generates ATP
Cristae membrane that is inside the powerhouse of the cell
Cisternal space area between the cristae and the outer membrane
Chloroplast carries out photosynthesis
Tonoplast the cell wall of a vacuole
Lysosomes contains enzymes that break down dead stuff inside the cell
Nuleolous creates ribosomes
Golgi apparatus packages materials for export
Plastid general term for any organ with photosynthetic properties
Cis Face receiving side of the Golgi
Trans face shipping side of the Golgi
Vacuole larger in plant cells, stores water
Cell membrane selectively permeable, in animals plays a role in cell to cell communication
Cell wall made of cellulose, maintains shape or size of the cell
Smooth ER a. secrets lipids
b. helps to break dow glycogen into glucose
c. helps to detoxify drugs
d. plays a role in Ca+ ions rushing back and forth across the smooth ER causing the muscle cell to contract
Peroxisome use Hydrogen peroxide (H202) in a variety of ways, killing agent
Tight Junction prevent leakage of fluids from internal space and space between cells
Gap Junction plays role in cell to cell communication, only in animals
Plasmodesmata a. opening between two adjacent plant cells
b. plays a role in cell to cell communication
c. allows hormones or other signaling molecules to move from cell to cell
Desmosomes a. anchor one cell to the next
b. contain the protein keratin
c. often microfilaments from the cytoskeleton will attach to these things
Mircotubules part of the cytoskeleton that can have vesicle travel on top like a "roller coaster"
Microfillaments rods that help keep the matrix of the cell
Centrioles comes from same region as cilia and flagella but does not have the 9+2 arrangement, plays role in mitosis
Contractile vacuoles pumps out water
Centrosome place of origin for microtubules, produces things with the 9+2 arrangement
9+2 Arrangement doublets which are arranged in a ring and singles are in the middle. "doublets" attach to one another with dyenin arms
Actin a globular protein which is useful for the following reasons:
a. allows for amoeboid movement
b. allows for cytoplasmic streaming in plants
c. plays a role in muscle contraction
d. keeps cilia from doing a "cat-walk" like motion
Dyenin Arms allow for the "catlike" movement of cilia and flagella
Endocytosis --process in which something enters the cell
a. pinocytosis - something small entering the cell = usually water
b. phagocytosis - something large entering the cell = usually macromolecules
Exocytosis process in which something leaves the cell
Myosin allows for the muscle cell to "slide" back and forth
Sarcomere unit of the muscle cell

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