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Cell membrane
Controls what enters and leaves
Nucleus
Stores dna and cell activity
Mitochondria
Produces atp
Ribosomes
Builds protein
Rough/smooth ER
Protein processing and lipid/detox function
Golgi apparatus
Modifies, packages, and ships cell products
Lysosomes
Digest and recycle cellular material
Cytoskeleton
Shapes, supports, transport, and movement
No ATP
Active processes and repair begin to fail
Faulty proteins
Cell communication or structure may fail
Poor waste removal
Damaging material can accumulate
What are phospholipids
Main component in cell membrane acting as a barrier to water soluble molecules
What does cholesterol do
Manage fluidity and stabilizes
What does carbohydrate chain do
Act as a receptor molecule
What does the glycolipid do
Stabilizes cell membrane by making hydrogen bonds
What do carrier proteins do
Create a passageway for ions and polar molecules through cell membrane
What do channel proteins do
Create a passageway for ions and polar molecules along the concentration gradient
What do red blood cells do
Oxygen transport
What do neurons do
Communication
What do muscle fibers do
Force
What do epithelial cells do
Protection barrier, absorption, and secretion
What do adipocyte do
Energy storage and insulation
Hypoxia/ischemia
Too little oxygen flow (heart attack)
Infection
Virus, bacteria, fungi
Toxins
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Physical trauma
Severe sunburn
What can injure a cell
Genetic error or abnormal immune response
Reversible stress
The cell is struggling but may recover
Apoptosis
Controlled and programmed cell death
Necrosis
Uncontrolled cell death after severe injury
Observation
What you can directly see
Inference
What you think the evidence means