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        | Cell Membrane, Nucleus, Cytoplasm |  | 
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        | -Composed of mostly lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates -Lipid Bilayer makes frame work
 -The phosopholipids in the bilayer have hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails
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        | 3 types of cellular junction |  | Definition 
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        | Fusing of of cell membranes |  | 
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        | Define Desmosome Junction |  | Definition 
 
        | When the cell membranes are occasionally fused |  | 
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        | When cells are connected by tubular channels. Cytoplasm is connected between adjacent cells. -found in cardiac and smooth muscle cells
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        | -Consists of liquid called cytosol, cellular organelles, membranes, protein rods, tubules |  | 
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        | -consists of sacs, canals, and fluid filled vesicles -widely distributed within the cytoplasm
 -the transport molecules within the cells
 -associated with protein synthesis
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        | -consists of protein and RNA -associated with protein synthesis
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        | -consists of sacs called cisternae -packages and helps deliver protein within the cell
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        | -Can divide and produce new mitochondria -contains DNA and RNA
 -two layered membrane
 -inner membrane is folded to make cristae
 -Converts glucose into Adenosine Triphosphate
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        | -Appear as small sacs -Garbage disposals
 -Break down fats, proteins, carbohydrates, etc
 -destroy old cells and dead cells
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        | -Contain peroxidases -Peroxisomes produce catalase to decompose h2o2
 -peroxidases are used to produce bile, break down fatty acids, detoxify alcohol, degrade toxic chemicals
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        | -Consists of hollow cylinders called centrioles -Centrioles consist of tubular proteins and microtubules
 -also make part of cilia or flagella
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        | -Mobile extensions of certain cells |  | 
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        | -Membranous sac structures -Store and transport various substances
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        | -Composed of small rods of protein called ACTIN -Associated with cellular movement/contraction
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        | -Composed of TUBULIN proteins -form cytoskeleton
 -may transport molecules within the cell
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        | -Controls Cell Funtions -Enclosed within a double layered membrane(nuclear envelope)
 -The membrane is a lipid bilayer
 -Membrane contains a nuclear pore, passages between the nucleoplasm and cytoplasm
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        | -Produces RIBOSOMES -Composed of RNA and proteins
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        | -loosely coiled fibers -composed of DNA
 -Makes Chromosomes
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        | Movements Into and Out of the Cell |  | Definition 
 
        | -Movements can be passive or active -Passive (Diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis, filtration)
 -Active (Active Transport, Endocytosis, Exocytosis)
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        | movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration |  | 
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        | When transport proteins of the cell membrane are used for the process |  | 
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        | Movement of water molecules from the area of higher to lower concentrations |  | 
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        | movement against concentration gradient |  | 
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        | Molecules too large for active transport -Pinocytosis (cells intake fluid substances)
 -Phagocytosis (When cells intake solids)
 -Receptor Mediated Endocytosis (When selective carrier proteins are used for the process
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        | Opposite to endocytosis -cells export substances by this process
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        | -combination of exo and endocytosis -molecules move through a cell barrier
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        | Mitosis - (Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase) Interphase - G1, S phase, G2
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        | -Centrioles move to opposite poles -Nuclear Envelope and Nucleolus disappear
 -Spindle fibers arrange between the 2 centrioles
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        | -chromosomes line up in the middle -they are attached to spindle fiber by centromere
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        | Centromeres break up chromosomes move to opposite poles
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        | Nuclear membrane and nucleolus re appear |  | 
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        | -happens at the same time as telophase - splitting of the cytoplasm
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        | Factors that regulate cell division |  | Definition 
 
        | Proteins, cell size, hormones |  | 
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