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plasma membrane/cell surface membrane
composed of a phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins
partially permeable - controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell via diffusion, osmosis, active transport & facilitated diffusion
nucleus
enclosed by a nuclear envelope (double membrane) with nuclear poes
contains chromatin (DNA + proteins) & a nucleolus, which synthesises ribosomes
controls cell activities by storing genetic material (DNA)
DNA codes for polypeptides
mitochondria
double membrane - inner membrane is folded into cristae to increase the surface area for ATP production
matrix contains enzymes for aerobic respiration
mitochondria have their own circular DNA and their own 70s ribosomes
produces ATP (energy carrier) via aerobic respiration
ribosomes
small organelles composed of RNA & protein, found either free-floating in the cytoplasm or attached to the RER
site of protein synthesis
Rough ER
3D system of sheet-like membranes spreading through the cell
the membranes form a series of flattened sacs called cisternae
has ribosomes attached to its surface, involved in protein synthesis
RER has large surface area to synthesise proteins
transports proteins & packages them into vesicles before they move to the golgi body
Smooth ER
3D system of sheet-like membranes spreading through the cell
membranes form a series of flattened sacs called cisternae
no ribosomes attached
synthesises, stores and transports lipids & carbohydrates
golgi apparatus
series of flattened sacs (similar to ER but more compact) that modify, sort and package proteins and lipids into vesicles for secretion
modifies and processes proteins & lipids
lysosomes
small vesicles containing digestive/hydrolytic enzymes
breakdown of waste materials and cellular debris
centrioles
found in pairs near the nucleus
involved in cell division, helping to organise the mitotic spindle
cytoskeleton
network of protein microtubules & microfilaments
provides mechanical strength to the cell, supports organelles, & enables vesicle movement within the cell