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Nucleus
Referred to as the brain of the cell, it controls all metabolic activities that carries on within a cell.
Cell membrane
Provides protection and it is selectively permeable in nature since it has the ability to control what enters and exits the cell
Cytoplasm
Clear thick fluid that contains organelles
Endoplasmic reticulum
Network of tubes, sacs and membranes responsible for transporting materials from one part of the cells to another
Smooth Endoplasmic reticulum
Storage for fats, lipids, and carbohydrates
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Where ribosomes are located
Ribosomes
Tiny spherical structures that help make proteins. It can be found in the cytoplasm attached to the ER. site of protein synthesis
Mitochondria
Powerhouse of the cell. Where respiration takes place. Produces Adenosine triphosphate
Glycolysis
Process of mitochondrian respiration
Golgi apparatus
Numerous layers which form a sac like structure. It function includes electron transport chain protein packaging and its distance to other parts to the cell.
Centrioles
Releases spindle-like formations that attach to chromosomes during cell division
Vacuole
It acts as a storage for food, water, waste, and minerals
Lysosomes
Small structures that contain enzymes which are needed in digestion. It is also called the suicide sac. Contains hydrolithic enzymes (HCl)
Cytoskeleton
serves as the bones and muscle of the cell. It holds the cell wall and organelles in place.
Cell wall
Non living structure that surrounds a plant cell. It is made up of tough fiber called cellulose
Cilia and flagella
Locomotory appendages found in the exterior of the cell
Chloroplast
Contains the green pigment called chlorophyll used for photosynthesis
Prokaryotic
Lack of a nucleus, uses a nucleois which is a region of coiled up DNA. The nucleoid is suspended in cytoplasm with the rest of the cellular organisms.
Eukaryotic
DNA is contained in a nucleus, which separates the DNA from cytoplasm. Usually found in multicellular organisms.
Cartilage cells/Chondrocytes
Similar to bone cells but the surrounding materials is loose and flexible compared to those of bone cells.
Bone cells/osteocytes
Bound by calcium and phosphate material. Toughest cells in the body.
Nerve cells
Many branches are their ends. They are found in the brain and spinal cord.
Epithelial cells
These cells for the outer layers of all organs and are present in skin and scalp
Muscle cells
These cells are mostly long, large and, the ability to contract and relax, providing movements.
Secretory cells
These cells as the name indicates are secretory in nature. Found in all secretory organs.
Adipose cells
fat cells, reduces friction to the body.
Sperm cells
Present only in males, haploids, and contains an enzyme called hyaluronidase.
Blood cells
These cells are mobile and never stay in one place.
Pancreatic cells
Also known as the islet of Langerhans cell
Oocytes
Egg cells located in the uterus
Rod and cones
Captures light and colors to be converted into images. Located in the eye.