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Site of DNA replication and
Nucleus
Site of DNA replication, stores & transmits info
Ribosome
translation, site of protein synthesis
E.R
site of synthesis, processing and storage
Golgi Apparatus
site of protein sorting & shipping
cytoskeleton
provides structured support and serves as the tracks for transportation
Motor proteins
transport vesicles throughout the cell
transport vesicles
carry the cargo where they then need to go
are ribosomes organelles
no, they are considered molecular complexes
Instructions
Nucleus, N.P
Parts made and assembled
ribosome, E.R
Processing
Golgi, ER
Sorting and Barcoding
Golgi
Packaging
Golgi, vesicle
Delivery
cytoskeleton, T.V
Final destination
cell membrane, or other
Benefits of organelles
Chemical reactions more efficient
Chemical reactions segregation
Cell is protected
distinct sites for specialized function
increase surface area of membrane relative of cytosol
Prok
dont contain intracellular membrane bound organalles
have plasma membrane
defined by absence of nucleus
must fit many diff func
Nucleus Pore
highly selective for what processes through, regulates what exits and enters
to gain access a protein must exhibit a nuclear localization signal
Nuclear enevelope
a double membrane encloses nucleus
Proteins manufactured by free ribosome go where
remain in the cytosol or are sent to the nucleus
Proteins manufactured by ribosomes associated with Rough ER go where
destined for the cellular membrane, other organelles, or export
Rough ER
covered with ribosomes, protein manufacturing
smooth ER
lipid synthesis and processing
kinesin
carries cargo away from nucleus
mitochondria
power generating station, cellular transport takes energy
contain 2 membranes
contain their own circular DNA
Proteins carry Target sequences
that carry them to their cellular destination
Golgi proteins that leave through the rough ER
next pass through the golgi, newly synthesized proteins arrive on one side in a membrane bound vesicle
proteins are packaged and bar code for delivery