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function of cell surface membrane
regulates movement of substances in and out of cell. Has receptor molecules on it that allow it to respond to chemicals eg hormones
function of nucleus
Controls transcription. Contains instructions to make proteins.
Function of nuclear pore
Allows RNA to move between nucleus and cytoplasm
Function of mitochondria
site of aerobic respiration
function of chloroplast
site of photosynthesis
Function of Golgi apparatus
processes and packages new lipids and proteins. Makes lysosomes
Function of Golgi vesicle
stores lipids and proteins made by Golgi apparatus and transports them out of cell
function of lysosome
Contains digestive enzyme lysozyme. Used to digest invading cells or break down worn out components of cell.
function of RER
folds and processes proteins that have been made at ribosomes
function of SER
synthesises and processes lipids
5 features found in all prokaryotic cells
Cell membrane, cytoplasm, circular dna, 70s ribosomes, murein cell wall
Transmission electron microscope
use electromagnets to focus a beam of electrons which is transmitted through the specimen. Denser parts absorb more so look darker. Very high resolution but can only be used on thin non living specimen
scanning electron microscope
scans a beam of electrons across specimen. Knocks off electrons which are gathered in a cathode ray tube to form image. Can be used on thick specimens and show 3D. Lower res than TEM. Non living only
anagram for cell fractionation
naughty clever monkeys like eating red raspberries
Mitotic index
number of cells with visable chromosomes/total number of cells observed
Reason for adding hydrochloric acid to root tip
to break tissues into individual cells
When 2 solutions have the same water potential
Isotonic
Hypotonic
solutions with a higher water potential
hypertonic
when the solution has a lower water potential compared compared to the inside of the cell
When a pathogen is engulfed it forms…
phagocytic vacuole
Monoclonal antibodies
antibodies produced from a single group of genetically identical B-cells (plasma cells)
Direct ELISA test for
testing for antigen
Indirect ELISA test for
testing for antibody