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CHAPTER 3 - CELLS Animal Cell
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3 MAJOR PARTS OF CELL: NUCLEUS CELL MEMBRANE CYTOPLASM
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NUCLEUS Directs overall cell activities Enclosed by nuclear envelope 2 Main Components: 1. Nucleolus: -Composed of RNA and Protein -Site of ribosome production 2. Chromatin: -Composed of DNA and Protein -Chromatin becomes chromosomes
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CELL NUCLEUS
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CELL MEMBRANE Maintains cell’s integrity Selectively permeable Made up of lipids, protein, & carbs Permeable to oxygen and carbon dioxide Impermeable to a.a., sugars & protein
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CYTOPLASM Surrounds nucleus Cell membrane encloses cytoplasm Contains organelles suspended in a liquid called cytosol
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ORGANELLES ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM Communication and transportation Rough ER: Contain ribosomes Smooth ER: Lacks ribosomes
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RIBOSOMES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
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GOLGI APPARATUS PACKAGES & DELIVERS PROTEIN Protein arrives in vescicles, moves through the layers of the golgi apparatus and is delivered to the outside of cell or to other organelles
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MITOCHONDRIA POWERHOUSE-ENERGY!! Transforms energy into chemical form the cell can use
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LYSOSOMES GARBAGE DISPOSAL OF CELL Releases enzymes that dissolve substances that are not needed by the cell
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CENTROSOME DISTRIBUTES CHROMOSOMES TO THE NEW CELL Made up of 2 centrioles
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CILIA FUNCTION IN MOVEMENT W/IN CELL Tiny, hairlike structures attached beneath cell membrane Hairs beat in succession to move fluids over surface of cell
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CILIA AND FLAGELLA
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FLAGELLA Function in movement of the cell from one location to another Only one per cell Example: Sperm cell
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VESCICLES TRANSPORT VEHICLE Formed when part of the cell membrane folds over, pinches off and transports molecules into or out of the cell
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VESCICLE
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MICROTUBULES/ MICROFILAMENTS STRUCTURAL SUPPORT Example of Microtubules: Spindle fibers during cell division Example of Microfilaments: Actin & myosin in muscle contraction
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MICROFILAMENTS AND MICROTUBULES
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Cell Review Animal Cell Review
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