The cell #8 (pt 3: cell components)

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Cell wall

  • Def: Rigid structure made of carbohydrates and proteins that surrounds the plasma membrane

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Rigid structure made of carbohydrates and proteins that surrounds the plasma membrane

Definition of cell walls:

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cellulose

name for plant cell walls:

<p>name for plant cell walls:</p>
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chitin

name for fungi cell walls:

<p>name for fungi cell walls: </p>
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peptidoglycan

name for bacteria cell walls:

<p>name for bacteria cell walls: </p>
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Organelles

  • Def: Membrane-enclosed regions of a cell that perform specific functions in eukaryotic cells

  • 4 main categories:

    • Cytoplasm

    • Cystoskeleton

    • Endosymbionts

    • Endomembrane system

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cytoplasm, cytoskeleton, endosymbionts, endomembrane system

list the 4 main types of organelles:

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Membrane-enclosed regions of a cell that perform specific functions in eukaryotic cells

Definition of organelles:

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Cytoplasm

  • Def: area within the plasma membrane that contains the cytosol, mitochondria, plastids, and other endomembrane organelles (BUT not the nucleus)

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the area within the plasma membrane that contains the cytosol, mitochondria, plastids, and other endomembrane organelles (BUT not the nucleus)

Definition of cytoplasm:

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Cytosol

  • Def: the liquid found inside cells

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the liquid found inside cells

Definition of Cytosol:

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Cytoskeleton

  • Def: complex internal structures of proteins and fibers that connect the organelles within a eukaryotic cell and facilitate movement within the cell

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complex internal structures of proteins and fibers that connect the organelles within a eukaryotic cell and facilitate movement within the cell

Cytoskeleton definition:

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Microtubules

  • Def: hollow rods that shape and support the cell, organelles move along them, and they separate chromosomes during mitosis

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hollow rods that shape and support the cell, organelles move along them, and they separate chromosomes during mitosis

Microtubules definition:

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Centrosome

  • Def: move organelles and pull the cell apart during cell division

  • always 2 of them

  • look like churros

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move organelles and pull the cell apart during cell division (look like 2 churros)

Centrosome definition:

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Endosymbionts

  • Def: organelles that have their own DNA contained within each one, their own ribosomes, and reproduce themselves within cytoplasm

  • believed to have been free-living bacteria in the past and evolved to form a symbiotic relationship with eukaryotic cells

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organelles that have their own DNA contained within each one, their own ribosomes, and reproduce themselves within cytoplasm

Endosymbionts definition:

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Mitochondrion

  • Def: the powerhouse of the cell - convert glucose and oxygen into ATP

  • endosymbiont

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the powerhouse of the cell - converts glucose and oxygen into ATP

Mitochondrion definition:

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Chloroplast

  • Def: captures energy from the sun and uses this energy to convert CO2 and H2O into glucose and O2

  • photosynthesis reaction occurs along the plasma membrane within it

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captures energy from the sun and uses this energy to convert CO2 and H2O into glucose and O2

Chloroplast definition:

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Nucleus

  • Def: the central plasma membrane-encolsed organelle of the cell

  • Function: houses, maintains, protects, and transcribes DNA

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houses, maintains, protects, and transcribes DNA

Nucleus function: