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1. phospholipids
2. Cholesterol
3. Proteins
4. Glycoproteins |
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| Phospholipids (1 of the components of the cell membrane) (2) |
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| permeability, aracodonic acid (make icosinoids) |
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| Cholesterol (1 of the 4 components of the cell membrane) (2) |
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| stabilizes the phospholipids, permeability |
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| Proteins (1 of the 4 components of the cell membrane) (2) |
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| Glycoproteins ( 1 of the 4 components of the cell membrane) (2) |
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| identification of self, hysto-typic adhesion |
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| All Endoplasmic Reticulum (all E.R.) (2) |
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| communication and transportation in cell |
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ribosomes are attached
secretory proteins
hydrolitic enzymes for lysosomes |
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detoxification
lipid interconversions |
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Series of flattened membrane sacs
has both a receiving face and a discharge face
produce buds & lysosomes |
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translate proteins
free or bound
in both eukaryotic& prokaryotic |
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"Powerhouse"
double membrane
1 chromosome
All oxygen |
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exocytosis (secretion)
they secrete hydrolytic enzymes which are lysosome |
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in plants
photosynthesis
double membrane
stroma
grana |
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produce cilia & flagella
set up spindles & asters |
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fewer longer hairs
made by centrioles |
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short & abundant hairs
created by the centrioles |
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control center
genetic information
double membrane |
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| cytoskeletal elements (4) |
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microtubules
microfilaments
attachment proteins
intermediate filaments |
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actin (a protein that contracts)
they make up microfilaments
these are like the muscles if the cell |
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| Which has a greater metabolic rate prokaryotic or eukaryotic? |
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| which has lower metabolic diversity? prokaryotic or eukaryotic? |
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| what are the two membrane bound organelles in prokaryotics? |
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| light independent reactions of photosynthesis occur |
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| one cell absorbs another prokaryotic cell |
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