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Hooke
- term cell
Schleiden
and
Schwann
- all plant and animal tissue were composed of cells
Virchow
- theory of biogenesis where cells only arise from pre-existing cell
Prokaryotic
- lack of membrane
Eukaryotes
- cell division involvved mitosis
Prokaryotes
- divide by binary fission
Plasma membrane
- phospholipid bilaer containing cholesterol and proteinss and some carbohydrate
Plasma membrane
- act as physical barrier to enclose contents; regulate material movement into and out of the cell
Nucleus
- enclosed within a double membrane
Nucleolus
- consists of
RNA
and
proteins
which funcitons in ribosomal unit assembly
Nucleoplasm
- surrounds the chromatin and the nucleoli
Nucleus
- contains the DNA that serve as the genetic mateial for direct protein synthesis
Cytoplasm
- can be seen between the
plasma membrane
and the
nucleus
where other cellular elements are embedded
Cytosol
- provides support ffor organelles and serve as the viscous fluid medium
Cytoplasm
- responsible for various cellular processes
Rough ER
- attached ribosome
ribosome
- protein synthesis
rough er
- modifies, transport, d stores proteins produces by ribosome
smooth er
- extensive interconnected membrane network lacking rbosome
smooth er
- detoxfies drugs; forms vesicle and peroxisome
dna -
genes
rna -
nucleoli
er
- system of tubules and flattened sacs continue with nuclear membrane
ribosome is made up of two
unequal
subunits, each containing rna
mitochondria
- largest cytoplasmic organelles
mitochondira have
cristae
, provided with a smooth outer membrane and folded inner membrane
mitochodria s a
self-regulating
organelle, since it synthesizes its own protein and is self
duplicating
mitochondria - controls concentration of
water
and other ions
golgi apparatus
- flat, membranous sacs, vesicles and vacuoles consideres as packagers of cell proteins
golgi
- responnsible for concentrating and wrapping certain enzyme into separate organelles which remain inside the cell
lysosome
- graveyard of cell
lysosome
- scaveger of the cell
lysosome reffered to as bag of
enzymes
,
suicide
bags
lysosome is principal site of
intracellular
digestion
microtubule
and
microfilament
- not membrane bound
microtubule and microfilament
transport
of materials, cell
movement
and cell
support
cell membrane considered as cell's delicate but tough
guardian
nucleus -
nucleic acid
,
proteins
,
lipids
er -
lipids
,
protein
ribosome -
rna
,
protein
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