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Chapter 3 cell structure (plant cells (have same organelles (endoplasmic…
Chapter 3 cell structure
Concepts
cell
cell life span
mother cell
2 daughter cells
cell wall
proto plasm
organelles
nuclei
mitochindria
chloroplasts
multicellular organisms
more then one cell
division of labor
more efficient
unicellular organisms
one cell
Basic cell types
prokaryotic
simple cells
found in bacteria and archaea
eukaryotic
complex
plants, animals, fungi, protists
plant cells
have same organelles
endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
carries large molecules
Smooth ER
lack ribosomes
Rough ER
ribosomes attached
stores proteins
ribosomes
Synthesize proteins
plastids
groups of dynamic organelles
prominent activity, photosynthesis
mitochondria
stores energy
produces ATP
cytoplasm
contains organelles
central vacuole
contains primarily water + salt
nucleus
hold genetic information
more organelles
dictysome
modifies proteins from ER
polymerize sugar to polysaccharides
microbodies
peroxisomes
detoxification of peroxides
glyoxysomes
convert stored fat to sugar
cytosol
clear substance of cytoplasm
composed of
water
enzymes
intermediate products of enzymatic reactions
microtubules
act as cytoskeleton
support cell shape
microfilaments
involved in structure movement
narrower than microtubles
Storage products
sugar
lipids
calcium oxalate
calcium carbonate
silica
tannins
phenols
cell wall
cell strength
metabolism
primary cell wall
thin
secondary cell wall
increased strength between
primary cell wall and protoplast
Fungal cells
similar to plants
no plastids
walls contain chitin
no cellulose
membranes
properties
can grow
vesicles
permit membrane pieces to move
Transport material
exocytosis
excrete
endocytosis
absorb
regulates permeability
selective permeability
facilitated diffusion
hydrophilic channels
impermiable
nothing passes
form compartments for specialized processes
composition
phospholipids
monolayer
bilayer
proteins
contribute to cell fluid
form complex domains
intrinsic proteins
immersed in lipid bilayer
extrinsic proteins
outside membrane
glycoproteins
polisaccharids bound to protein
Association of cell
unicellular organisms
each cell is complete organism
algae, protozoans
most prokaryotes
multicellular organisms
cells interact with each other
specialized cells