Unit 3 Cell Structure and Function

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Cell

Basic unit of life

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types of organisms

Unicellular, multicellular

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two categories of cells?

Eukaryotes, prokaryotes

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cytoplasm

Gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell (eukaryotes and prokaryotes)

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Organelles

Specialized structures within the cell that perform important functions (little organs)

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Which category of cell are organelles found in?

Eukaryotic cells only

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Where are organelles found?

In the cytoplasm

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Nucleus

Holds the DNA

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Is the nucleus a membrane bound organelle or not?

Membrane bound organelle

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Which category of cell is the nucleus found in?

Eukaryotes only

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What do eukaryotic cells contain? (3 things)

Nucleus (generic material/DNA separated from rest of cell), membrane-bound organelle, cytoplasm

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Many eukaryotic cells are ___ _______

Highly specialized

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Eukaryotes include….

Plants, animals, fungi, protists

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Prokaryotes dont have…

Nucleus, membrane-bound organelles

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Prokaryotes DNA free floating in cytoplasm or not?

Free floating

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Prokaryotes are generally….

Smaller and simpler

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Prokaryotes include…

Bacteria and archea

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Cytoskeleton is found in ___ _____

All cells

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Cytoskeleton is a network of ___________ found in the ________

Protein fibers, cytoplasm

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The functions of cytoskeletons (5)

Support and shape the cell, help position and transport organelles, provide strength, assists in cell division, aids in cell movement (cilia + flagella)

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Ribosomes assemble __________ into ______________

Amino acid, proteins/polypeptide chains

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Ribosomes receive instructions from ___

DNA

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Ribosomes are either found in the ______ or attached to the ______________

Cytoplasms, rough endoplasmic reticulum

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Ribosomes are found in ________

All cells

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What stores and protects the DNA?

The nucleus

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What is the structure that DNA is loosely coiled in called?

Chromatin

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DNA stores instructions for making _____

Proteins

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What is the small dense region where ribosomes are made called?

Nucleolus

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What is the double membrane layer with pores that surrounds the nucleus called?

Nuclear envelope

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what cell type is the nucleus found?

All eukaryotes

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What cell type is endoplasmic reticulum found in?

All eukaryotes

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What is the endoplasmic reticulum?

Folded membranes outside of the nucleus with lots of surface area

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What are the two parts of endoplasmic reticulum?

Rough ER and Smooth ER

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Does the rough ER have ribosomes? What does it make?

Yes ribosomes on surface. Makes proteins

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Does the smooth ER have ribosomes? What does it make?

No ribosomes on surface. Makes membrane lipids

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What cell type is the Golgi apparatus found in?

All eukaryotes

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The proteins produced in the rough ER then move to….

The Golgi apparatus

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What does the Golgi apparatus do?

Modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and other materials from the ER for storage in the cell or secretion outside the cell

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ER stands for…

Endoplasmic reticulum

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Organelles (specific examples)

Nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, vesicle, mitochondria, chloroplast, centrosome

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What is a vesicle? (Small ________ sacs)

Small membrane bound sacs

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What does the vesicle do?

Stores or transports specific molecules

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What cell type is the vesicle found in?

All eukaryotic cells

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What is the mitochondria’s job? (Aka the _______ of the cell)

To supply energy to the cell / powerhouse

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The mitochondria uses ____ energy to make compounds the cell uses to power growth, development, and ________

Food, movement

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What cell type is the mitochondria found in?

All eukaryotic cells

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What does the chloroplast do?

Convert solar energy to chemical energy during the process of photosynthesis

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what cell type is the chloroplast found

Plant cells only

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What are centrosome’s made up of?

Made up of 2 centrioles

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What does the centrosome do?

Help divide DNA during cell division, help form cilia and flagella

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What type of cell is the centrosome found?

Animal cells only

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Describe cilia

Fuzzy, hair like

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Describe flagella

Has (a) tail(s)

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Another name for cell membrane?

Plasma membrane

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What is the cell membrane?

The border between a cell and the outside environment

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Describe the qualities of the cell membrane (stiff, flexible, etc)

Thin and flexible

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What does the cell membrane do?

Controls the passage of substances in and out of the cell

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What is the cell membrane made up of?

Phospholipid bilayers

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What cell type is cell membrane found in?

All cells

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What is the cell wall?

Structure outside the cell membrane that surrounds the cell

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What does the cell wall do?

Provides protection, support, shape to the cell

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In plants and algae the cell wall is made of ______ (which is what macromolecule?)

Cellulose / carbs

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What type of cell is the cell wall found in?

Prokaryotes and plant cells (not animal)

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Algae is a ______ (animal, plant, fungi, protist)

Protist

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Outline of the organelles and steps involved in making and processing proteins.

  1. Receive instructions (DNA) from the nucleus

  2. Rough ER has ribosomes on it that receive the DNA instructions and builds/makes the proteins

  3. The proteins that are formed move to the Golgi apparatus and get modified, sorted, and packaged.

  4. Vesicle comes and transports the proteins to where it needs to go


Note - the energy comes from the mitochondria