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VII. Cell Parts Dissecting the cell
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Quick Definitions 1. Homeostasis is the process of maintaining the cell’s environment. 2. Selective permeability is the process where a cell allows some molecules into the cell and not others.
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A. Plasma Membrane 1. Cells must control the materials that enter and leave. 2. The PM is the boundary between the cell and it’s environment.
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3. PM Structure a) PM is made of a phospholipid bilayer i.Two phospholipid layers ii.Hydrophilic – “likes” water iii.Hydrophobic – “afraid” of water
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4. Transport across the PM a) Fluid Mosaic Model b) Transport Proteins
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B. Cell Wall 1. Structure = Rigid layer on the outside of the cell membrane a) Think egg shell and membrane 2. Function = cell support and protection 3. Only in plants!
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C. Cytoplasm 1. Structure = Clear, jelly-like fluid that fills the cell a)Mostly water 2. Function = Allows molecules to be transported through the cell
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Control Centers The Nucleus, Ribosomes, and Centrioles
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D. Nucleus 1. Structure: Two membrane layers 1.Nuclear pores allow RNA to exit nucleus a)Nucleolus i. Creates ribosomes 2. Function: 1.The nucleus contains the genetic material for the cell (called chromatin)
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E. Ribosomes 1. Structure = very small organelles 1.small dots 2.Found a) in the cytoplasm b) on the ER 2. Function = makes proteins
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F. Centrioles 1. Structure: Small barrel shaped organelles a) Made up of bunches of microtubules 2. Function: Involved in cell division 3. Found only in animal cells
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Assembly, Transport & Storage Other organelles
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F. Endoplasmic Reticulum 1. Structure = 1.Rough ER a) Covered in ribosomes ribosomes 2.Smooth ER ► No ribosomes 2. Function = Where chemical reactions take place in the cell.
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G. Golgi Apparatus 1. Structure = Flattened pancake-like layers a)Uses Vesicles to move things 2. Function = Sorts, packages and sends the products of the ER
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H. Vacuoles 1. Structure = plastid a) Plant cells have one large vacuole while animal cells have many smaller vacuoles 2. Function = temporary storage of materials
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I. Lysosomes ► Structure = plastid ► Function = contain digestive enzymes that break apart cellular waste for re-use
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Cellular Energy Chloroplasts and Mitochondria
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I. Lysosomes ► Structure = plastid ► Function = contain digestive enzymes that break apart cellular waste for re-use
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K. Mitochondria 1. Structure = Double membrane a)Increased surface area for reactions 2. Function = Energy powerhouses for the cell
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Support & Locomotion
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L. Cytoskeleton 1. Interior network of support in cells 2. Criss-crossed web of small “support beams” a)Microtubules b)Microfilaments
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M. Locomotion 1. Cilia a)Short hair-like projections that move in a wave-like fashion 2. Flagella a)Long whip like “tails” 3. Found only in unicellular organisms
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Homework ► Organelle Summary Sheet ► Flashcards
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