Plasma (Cell) Membrane • Structure: • Function • Phospholipid bilayer • Is semi-permeable with embedded (allows some proteins molecules in/out) Plasma (Cell) Membrane Membrane Nucleus • Structure: • Function: • Double membrane • Contains DNA in the (nuclear envelope) form of chromatin • Pores in membrane (DNA + proteins) • Directs the cell’s activities Nucleolus • Structure: • Function: • Prominent in nucleus • Site of ribosome synthesis Nucleus Ribosomes • Structure: • Function: • Made of rRNA and • Site of protein proteins synthesis Ribosomes Ribosomes Smooth ER • Structure: • Function: • Network of flattened • Lipid synthesis sacs of membrane connected to the nuclear envelope • Has NO ribosomes attached Smooth ER • Smooth ER Rough ER • Structure: • Function: • Network of flattened • Modifies proteins; sacs of membrane sends them to Golgi connected to the in vesicles nuclear envelope • HAS ribosomes attached Rough ER • Rough ER Vesicles • Structure: • Function: • Membranous sac • Transports materials Vesicle • Vesicle Golgi Apparatus • Structure: • Function: • Flattened sacs of • Stores materials membrane stacked • Packages proteins for on top of one another, shipment out of cell but NOT connected Golgi Apparatus • Golgi Lysosomes • Structure: • Function: • Contains digestive • Digestion of damaged enzymes in a organelles and membranous sac macromolecules Lysosomes • Lysosome Contractile Vacuole • Structure: • Function: • Membranous sac • Collect and expel • Looks like a wheel excess water with spokes • Found in some protists Contractile Vacuole • Contractile vacuole in amoeba (left) and paramecium (right). Central Vacuole • Structure: • Function: • Membranous sac • Storage, absorbs • Found in plant cells water Central Vacuole • Central vacuole Cell Wall • Structure: • Function: • Cellulose-plants • Support and • Chitin-fungi protection • Not found in animals Cell Wall • Cell wall Chloroplasts • Structure: • Function: • Double membrane • Photosynthesis • Contains DNA and (converting solar ribosomes energy to chemical energy) Chloroplast • Chloroplasts Mitochondria • Structure: • Function: • Double membrane • Cellular respiration • Contains DNA and (breaks down ribosomes sugar/food to form ATP) Mitochondria • Mitochondria Cytoskeleton • Structure: • Function: • Protein fibers: • Maintains cell shape; • Microfilaments cell movement • Intermediate filaments • Anchors organelles • Microtubules • Cell support; tracks for organelles to move on Cytoskeleton • cytoskeleton Centrioles • Structure: • Function: • Made of microtubules • Cell division (?) • In animal cells; NOT in plant cells Centrioles • Centrioles Cilia • Structure: • Function: • 9+2 arrangement of • Movement microtubules • “Sweeping” of airway • Short; hair-like in humans Cilia • Cilia in paramecium (left) and human bronchi cells (right) Flagella • Structure: • Function: • 9+2 arrangement of • Movement microtubules • Long, whip-like Flagella Flagella