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Cells (Cell Theory (All cells come from preexisting cells, Cells are the…

- - - - Plasma Membrane
        
        Seperates and protects it's chemical components from the outside world
        
        Has a fluid mosiac model
        
        Phospholipid Bilayer
        
        Lipid involving a phosphate group.
        
        Two layers of phospholipids
      - Cytoplasm
        
        Content of a cell excluding the nucleus.
        
        Made of water and nutrients. Is about 90% water, of which contains substances like ions, salts, amino acids, glycerol and fatty acids.
        
        Organelles are located in cytoplasm.
        
        Cytosol
        
        The fluid component of Cytoplasm
        
        Organelles are located in the aqueous solution where they are suspended in it.
      - Nucleus
        
        The control centre of the cell.
        
        Nuclear Membrane
        
        Is a bilayer of phospholipids #
        
        Has a number of small nuclear pores that communicate with the cytoplasm.
        
        Nucleolus
        
        Large dark stained body located in the nucleus.
        
        Is composed of rRNA
        
        rRNA (Ribosomal ribonucleic acid)
        
        DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)
        
        Is contained and dispersed the in the Nucleus
        
        A genetic material
        
        During cell reproductions, DNA granules become organised into a number of rod-shaped chromosomes.
        
        Granules - A small compart particle of a substance.
        
        Chromosomes carry the hereditary material.
        
        The total collection of DNA and protein mixture is called chromatin
      - Mitochondria
        
        The sites of aeobic repiration and release energy
        
        Energy is released in the form of ATP