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Longtitude section
cut
along
the
length
of the cell
Transverse section
Cut
across
the
length
of the cell
Cell surface membrane (plasma membrane)
Made up of
proteins
and
lipids
Partially permeable
, allows only
small
and
soluble
substances to pass through
Controls movement of substances
entering
and
exiting
cell
Cytoplasm
Site of most
cellular
activities, contains
organelles
Why is the nucleus not seen
It was
cut
at a place where it
cannot
be
found
Nucleus
Controls
cell activities
(
growth
and
repair
of damaged cells)
Essential for cell division
Chromosome (part of nucleus)
Made of
proteins
and
DNA
carrying
heriditary
information
Chromatin
coils and
condense
into chromosomes during cell
divison
Human body has
46
chromosomes
Nuclear membrane
Separates
contents of
nucleus
from rest of
cytoplasm
Rough endoplasmic reticulum (part of cytoplasm)
Network of
flattened
spaces lined w/
membrane
Looks
rough
when looked in
electron microscope
due to
ribosomes on surface
Outer
surface of RER continuous w/
nuclear
membrane
Transports
proteins
made by
ribosomes
to
golgi apparatus
Ribosomes
Produces
proteins
Lies freely in
cytoplasm
or attached to
RER
Ribosomes
attached to
ER
produce
proteins
that are
secreted
out of
cell
Ribosomes lying in
cytoplasm
produce
proteins
used within
cytoplasm
and
cell
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)
Appears
smooth
due to no
ribosome
attached on
surface
More
tubular
in shape than
RER
Connected to
RER
Produces
substances
(e.g
fats
,
steroids
)
Detoxifies harmful
substances to
harmless
substances during
detoxification
Golgi body (golgi apparatus)
A
stack
of
flattened spaces
surrounded by
membranes
Vesicles
fuse w/
1
side of
golgi body
,
pinch
off
opp. side
Chemically modifies
substances produced by
ER
Stores
and
packages vesicles
for
secretion
out of
cell
Mithocondria
Site of
aerobic respiration
,
oxidizes glucose
when
O2
is present to
release energy
for
cellular activities
Chloroplast
Only in
plant cells
Contains
chlorophyll
which
absorbs light
for
photosynthesis