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Bacteria and extremophiles
-no membrane bound organelles |
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Plants, animals, and fungi
-DNA surrounded by nuclear envelope
-has membrane bound organelles |
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| Plasma membrane(cell membrane) |
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Phospholipid bilayer
-selectively permiable |
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-contains genes
-surrounded by a double membrane
-Chromatin=DNA + histone proteins
-holds the Nucleolus(ribosome production) |
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creates proteins
FREE-make cytosol protein
BOUND-on rough er make proteins for membrane or export. |
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Transfer vesicles
includes(nucleus, ER, Golgi, lysosomes, vacuoles, and plasma membrane) |
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Rough-Have ribosomes
-protein put in vesicles and sent to golgi
-Attached to nucleus
SMOOTH- makes oils steroids and phospholipids |
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| PAckaging and modeling protein products from the ER |
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-digest food and other things in the cell
- destroy useless organelles |
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Food-fuse with lysosomes
Contractile- maintain water/salt balance |
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surrounded by single membrane
kill bacteria |
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Produce ATP from sugar
All eukaryotes
Contains its own DNA and Ribosomes |
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| Produces sugar in plant cells |
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Provides mechanical support
-Tubulin microtubles- cell division in cilia and flagella
-Actin microfilaments- role in muscle contraction
Intermediate Filaments- more permanent |
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| Protection an maintain shape |
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| provide channels between adjacent cells |
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