[Sophomore Biology at GHS: Cell Notes] [Review of Cell Structures]

EUKARYOTIC CELL STRUCTURE

[Diagram of Typical Animal Cell] ---- [Diagram of Typical Plant Cell]


Intracellular Organelles Cells

1) Nucleus: Control center of cell.


2) Cilia: Short hairs on cell membrane used for movement.


3) Flagella: Long hairs on cell membrane used for movement.


4) Cell Membrane: Thin covering of all cells. Controls what enters or leaves the cell. Protects the cell from injury.


5) Cytoplasm (Protoplasm): The jelly-like liquid insides of a cell. Found between all cell organelles.


6) Nucleolus: Area of nucleus (looks like a dark dot) that makes ribosomes.


7) Nuclear Envelope: Thin membrane covering around nucleus. Controls entry into & out of nucleus.


8) Mitochondria: Powerhouse of cell. Chemically "burns" sugar to make energy for cell to use.

9) Endoplasmic reticulum (ER): Tubes for transport and manufacture of large molecules. Organizes cell interior.

a) Smooth ER : Lack ribosomes so smooth surfaced tubes.

b) Rough ER : Tubes covered with dot-like ribosomes.

10) Ribosomes: Place where cell proteins are made. Look like dots on rough ER.

 


11) Golgi Apparatus (Bodies): Place where molecules are finished and packaged into vacuoles.


12) Vacuoles: Bubbles or "bags" for storage of food, water, chemicals, or wastes.

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13) Lysosomes: Vacuoles that hold digestive enzymes. Help get rid of wastes or to digest cell food.


14) Cell Wall: Tough outer covering of all plant cells. Made of cellulose. Not found in animal cells.


15) Chloroplasts: Site of photosynthesis (Changes light energy into sugar energy). Found in most plant cells.


16) Chromosomes: Threadlike segments of DNA in nucleus. Contains all genetic info for building the cell and controlling its daily activities.


[Review of Cell Structures]


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