Cell Structure and Functions
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Hooke | Early Light Microscope |
Leuwenhoek | First to observe living cells |
Scleden | 1838-plants have cells |
Schwaan | 1839-animals have cells |
Virchow | 1821-1902-cells come only from other cells |
Cell Theory 1 | all organisms are composed of one or more cells. |
Cell Theory 2 | Cells are the basic structure and function in an organism. |
Cell Theory 3 | Cells come from reproduction of existing cells only. |
Cytoplasm | Fluid-like organelle |
Nucleus | Genetic Materials |
Mitochondria | Powerhouse of the cell. |
Where is ATP produced? | Mitochondria |
Ribosomes | Site of Protein Synthesis |
Smooth ER | builds lipids, breaks down glycogen |
Rough ER | Makes proteins, has ribosomes. |
ER | Helps maintain Homeostasis |
Cytoskeleton | Microfilaments, intermediate filaments, microtubles. |
How does the Cytoskeleton move? | Cilia and Flagella. |
Vesicles | Lysosomes, peroxisomes, Protein synthesis. |
Golgi Apparatus | Modify, concentrate and package proteins. |
How are vesicles transported to the plasma membrane and discharged? | Golgi Apparatus |
Plasma Membrane | Acts as a barrier and covers the surface of the cell, allows cell to excrete waste. |
Basic Parts of Cells: | Nucleus, Cytoplasm, and Plasma Membrane. |
What has a phospholipid bilayer? | Plasma Membrane. |
What makes up 90% of the cell? | Central Vacuole |
What does the central vacuole store? | water, enzymes, toxins |
What makes a plant stand up? | If the central vacuole is filled with water. |
What two plastids exist? | Chloroplasts and Chromoplasts. |
What are chloroplasts? | Thykaloids. Light+Energy=Carbs |
What are chromoplasts? | Colorful pigments. May or may not be involved in photosynthesis. |
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