Lysosomes
________- breakdown dead cells; digests new materials brought in.
Endoplasmic reticulum
________- makes ribosomes ↳ Smooth>- no ribosomes.
Endocytosis
________- The taking in of things into all pinocytosis- taking in of water phagocytosis- taking in of larger molecules receptor- mediated water going in solid particles already deposit formed, closes to form vesicle exocytosis- letting things out.
Cytoskeleton
________- holds everything together.
Membrane Proteins
________ contain primarily our lipids ↳ especially chlorestorol It helps keep shape.
Vacuole
________- storage area for materials /water.
Hypotonic
________- lots of solvent- cell swells- water moves into cell.
Homeostasis
________- the body's ideal equalness.
Chloroplast
________- make sunlight into energy during photosynthesis; contains chlorophyll, giving green color.
Centrioles
________- help divide cell during cellular division
Diffusion
________- the movement of molecules across the membrane in a high>- low concentration gradient; happens easily w small molecules.
Passive Transport
________ does not require ATP energy examples include:- diffusion; facilitated diffusion; osmosis moves from high- low concentration.
Cell membrane
________- forms a barrier between the cytoplasm and the cell's environment semipermeability- allows some things out; not all.
Peripheal Membrane Proteins
________- temporarily on one side; can be easily removed can attach to imp or can stick into small portion- of lipid bilayer; most are hydrophilic.
Phospholipid bilayer
________- the two layers the phospholipids hydrophilic- likes water hydrophobic- hates water.
tail
attracts hydrophobic stuff
cell membrane
controls what goes in/out, support; outside of cell
Prokaroytic
Older No membrane bound organelles Contain only cell wall, cell membrane, and cytoplasm DNA is free floating Ex bacteria and archaea bacteria
Eukaryotic
younger membrane bound organelles DNA Ex plant and animal cells
Active Transport
Requires ATP energy -examples include Endocytosis and exocytosis
diffusion
the movement of molecules across the membrane in a high-> low concentration gradient; happens easily w small molecules
Hypertonic
lots of solute cell shrives-water moves out of cell
isotonic
equal cell remains the same
Negative Feedback
Tying to break what is stoping homeostasis sweating when hot; shivering When cold
Positive feedback
Amplifying whatever is breaking homeostasis ex contractions; ripening in fruit