Structures in Eukaryotic Cells
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Adán González
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Structures in Eukaryotic Cells
Cell membrane
outer layer of lipids and proteins
controls permeability of cell
Cytoplasm
viscus fluid
occupies most of cell's interior
supports cell
Anchor organelles
Ribosomes
composed of proteins and RNA
Protein synthesis
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Endoplasmic reticulum
system of internal membranes
synthesis,transport of biomolecules
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Golgi apparatus
flattened sacs of membranes
collection,distribution of molecules
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Secretory vessels
sacks created at Golgi apparatus
release substances outside cell (hormones)
Lisosomes
spherical organelles
contain digestive enzymes
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Centrosome (only animals)
hollow tubes
surround by protein fibers
essential in motosis
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NUCLEUS
double membrane
encloses genetic material
controls cellular activity
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Nucleolus
chromatine loops
manufacturation of ribosomes
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Chromatine
strands of DNA and proteins
chromosomes in cell division
DNA carries genetic information
Flagella (only animals)
long, scarce threadlike
movement of cells
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Cillia (only animals)
short, abundant threadlike
used for movement
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Cell wall
outermost layer
made of proteins and lipids
support and protect cell
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Mithocondria
Enclosed in double membrane
Sites of cell respiration
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Chloroplasts (only in plants)
Enclosed in double membrane
Contain chlorophyll
Sites of photosynthesis
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Vacuoles
elongated, enclosed in membranes
Very large in plants
Store sap,water,waste prodcts
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