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Cell Structure - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Contains an inner and outer membrane
      - Nucelar Pores for Transport
    - - Similar to Protoplasm
    - - Synthesize components of Ribosomes
  - - - Vacuole Membrane
  - - - Enzymes Needed for CR Bound to Membranes
    - - Large Sheets or Tubes of Mitochondrial Membranes
      - Contains Liquid Matrix
    - - Gives Shape and Rigidity to Mitochondrion
      - Freely Permeable
    - - Forms the Cristae
      - Selectively Permeable
  - - - Fused together ER Vesicles thin , Wide
      - Maturing Face
        
        Released After Being Processed
      - Forming Face
        
        Imbedded deeply into Dictyosome
  - - - Plastids of Young Cells
      - Develop into Chloroplast when Exposed to light
        
        Turn Green Because of Chlorophyll
      - Amyloplasts
        
        Occurs in Areas That Don't Photosynthesize
    - - Carry Out Photosynthesis
    - - Inner Fluid
      - Thylakoids Project into
        
        Granum
        
        Stack of Vesicles
      - CO2 Conversion to Carbs Happens Here
  - - - Composed of Pectic Substances
    - - Protoplast Deposits Secondary Cell Wall
    - - Formed by Adjacent Cellulose Molecules After Crystalizaton
      - Bound Together by Hemicellulose
        
        Polysacharide
- - - - Intrinsic Proteins
        
        Partially Immersed in Lipid Bilayer
        
        Help with Facilitated Diffusion
      - Extrinsic Proteins (Peripheral)
        
        Outside of the Membrane
    - - Monolayer
        
        Single layer of lipids
        
        Forms hydrophilic bonds
      - Bilayer
        
        Doubled over monolayer
        
        Thin solution
        
        Diffuses laterally , layers aren't bonded together
  - - - Lumen
        
        Substances broken down before transport
      - Exocytosis
        
        Movement outside the cell
      - Endocytosis
        
        Movement into the cell
    - - Selectively Permeable Membranes
        
        some substances pass easier than others
      - Freely Permeable Membrane
        
        All substances can pass through
      - Impermeable membrane
        
        Does not allow anything through