A&P Vet Tech. The Cell

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All cells have 3 primary parts:

1 plasma membrane

2 nucleus

3 cytoplasm

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Organelles

Located within the cytoplasm

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Plasma Membrane

Separates the cell contents from the surrounding environment

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Phospholipids

Hydrophilic- water loving .phosphate heads

Hydrophobic- water fearing .fatty acids tails (2)

Arranged into a bilayer

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Fluid Mosaic

Phospholipid bilayer

Cholesterol

Integral proteins

Carrier proteins

Channel proteins

Receptor proteins

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Phospholipid Bilayer meaning

protective barrier of the cell, determining what can and cannot enter to leave

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Cholesterol meaning

Assist in stabilization of the membrane

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Carrier proteins

use active transport to move substances in/out of cell

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Channel proteins

Allows certain substances Pass through pores

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Receptor protein

Contain specific receptor sites that bind only to specific molecules, like hormones

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Extensions of the plasma membrane

Microvili and cilia

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Microvilli meaning

Increase the surface area of the cell for absorption and Secretion

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Cilia Meaning

Occur in large numbers on the exposed surface of the cell, Synchronous movement that propel fluid Mucus and debris

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Cytoplasm

Cytoplasm, cytosol, cytoskeleton, microtubules, Intermediate fibers, microfilaments

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Cytoplasm meaning

Is the inner substance of the cell, excluding the nucleus

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Cytosol

Is the thick, jelly like fluid in the cytoplasm

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Cytoskeleton meaning

Is a scaffold that gives support and shape to the cell

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Microtubules meaning

The thickest fibers in the cytoskeleton act as “ Railroad tracks” For organelle, travel, non-permanent, movable

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Intermediate fibers meaning

The toughest, most permanent element of cytoskeleton

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Microfilaments meaning

Bundles and networks on the cells in surface, which contain actin and myosin contractile proteins that change the shape of the cell

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Mitochondria meaning

The powerhouse of the cell, produces 95% of the energy that Fuels the The cell = ATP, Cristae Are folds in the inner double membrane of the mitochondria that increases surface area/energy producing capacity

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Ribosomes Meaning

Site of protein synthesis, free, floating, ribosomes make protein for internal use, membrane bound, ribosomes make protein for expert out of the cell

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Endoplasmic reticulum meaning

ER a series of collapse sacs (increase surface area)

Rough ER has ribosomes on surface, manufacture, storage and transport of proteins to be used outside the cell.

Smooth ER has no ribosomes on surface, Active and lipid Production and drug detoxification

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GOLGI APPARATUS meaning

Is network of flatten tubes or sacs (increase surface area) , Packages and process protein molecules for export, modifies, protein, made by rough ER by adding a sugar group, places these molecules and vesicles (sacs) For Transport to the plasma membrane for release, forms lysosomes

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Lysosomes meaning

Are Vesicles pinched off the golgi carrying potent digestive enzymes, Digestion of absorb material, Autolysis= Suicide sacs, Have the ability to digest and destroy the whole cell

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Peroxisomes meaning

Similar to lysosomes, but contain oxidative Enzymes that detoxify Alcohol and remove free radicals

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Nucleus meaning

The largest organelle in cell visible with light microscope as the dark staining spherical or multi segmented body.

The control center or brain for the rest of the cell

Contains hereditary DNA, direct cellular reproduction, direct protein synthesis for cellular repair, large cells, need lots of protein = multinucleated anucleated cells = Lack a nucleus