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Basic unit of life H2O moves H2O moves Cell remains Nucleolus
Higher higher Water - Function Part of genetic makeup - Closely, packed stacks of
concentration concentration doesn't Characte membranes
Chromatin
of H2O outside of H2O inside move ristic
- Location Inside nucleus
cell cell - Collect, sort, package, and
- Loosely coiled chromosomes
Function distribute proteins and lipids
Characterist
Secretory Vesicle
ic
- Cytoplasm
Location
Lysosome - Cell membrane - Enzymes, glycogen, What is Process that brings materials into
selectively and potassium are it? cell using vesicles
- Location Cytoplasm
determines what can found in higher
1. Cell eating (solid particles)
- Function Enzymes that digest foreign pass in and out of the concentrations INSIDE
Phagocyto
material
cell the cell
sis
Mitochondria
- Sodium, calcium, - Nutrients must be 2. Cell drinking (liquid particles)
- Location Cytoplasm and chloride are able to enter the cell Pinocytosi
found in higher and waste products
- Contains folds (cristae) s
concentrations must be able to exit
Characteristic 3. Receptor mediated endocytosis
OUTSIDE the cell the cell
s
1. Directly through O2 and CO2 (small
- Function Produces ATP Cytoskeleton
diffusion (passive): molecules)
What is is? - Cells framework
Main Components of a cell 2. Facilitated - proteins that extend
- Made of proteins
diffusion (passive) from one side of the
Plasma or cell membrane Functions - Provide support
through membrane cell membrane to other
Organelles - Size, shape and - Hold organelles in place
channels:
charge (+/-) determine - enable cell to change
Cytoplasm
what can go through shape
- Ex. Na+ passes Types of Cytoskeleton
Jobs of the Cell Membrane
through Na+ channels
Microtubules - Largest diamete
1. Separate the inside from the outside of the
3. Carrier - bind to molecules, - Provide structural
cell
molecules: transport them across, support
2. Enable the immune system to recognize the and drop them off - Form cilia and flagella
cell as self or non-self --> marker glycoproteins
4. Vesicles: - Can transport a Intermediate - Medium diameter
or glycolipids
variety of materials filaments - maintain cell shape
3. Attach cells together or to the extracellular - Fuse with cell
Microfilaments - Smallest diameter
matrix --> adhesion proteins membrane
- Involved in cell
4. Receive signals from outside the cell and movement
transmit the signals to inside the cell -->
receptor proteins
Cell Division
5. Selectively transport substances from inside
to outside the cell, or outside to inside the cell - Formation of 2 daughter cells from a single
Cell Division (cont) Cell Membrane (cont) Mediated Transport Mechanisms (cont)
- Sperm and egg contain 23 chromosomes Nonpolar Regions - "tails" Counter - a diffusing substance moves in
(haploid) - hydrophobic porter direction opposite to that of
- away from H2O protein transported substance
Mitosis
- Cell division that occurs in all cells except sex cell membrane consists of phospholipids,
cells cholesterol (for strength and flexibility), and Microtubules of the Cytoskeleton
proteins
- Forms 2 daughter cells Centriole - Composed of 9 microtubules
Intracellular Material inside cell Active - moves substance from low to high - Location Cell Surface
membrane transpor concentration - Shorter than cilia
Fluid Mosaic a 2D liquid in which t - required ATP Characterist
Model phospoholipids and proteins Ex. Sodium-potassium pump ic
diffuse easily Cotrans - a diffusing substance moves in - Function Increase surface area
Made of phospholipids form a double port same direction as a transported
phospholipids layer or bilayer substance
DNA
and proteins
Double helix
Polar Region - "heads"
- hydrophilic Deoxyribose-phosphate backbone
DNA (cont)
Gene Expression
Transcription
Translation