Cell Organelles and Organization. What to consider? Prokaryote- organisms that lack nuclei...
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Cell Organelles and Organization
What to consider?
Prokaryote- organisms that lack nuclei (bacteria)
Eukaryote- organisms with a nuclei (plants and animals)
CELL WALL
Location: outside perimeter Found in prokaryotes and
plants Function: gives cells its
shape and protection
Cell Membrane
Location: Outside perimeter Also called Plasma
Membrane Prokaryotes, Plants, &
Animals Function: controls what
enter and leaves the cell
Structure of Cell Membrane
Selectively Permeable: pick and chose what is allowed to enter/exit
Nucleus
Plants and Animals Function: Control center for metabolism and reproduction
Nucleolus
Inside nucleus Plants and Animals Function: makes ribosomes
Nuclear Envelope:
Surrounds the nucleus Plants and Animals
Allows things to enter and exit nucleus
Chromatin/Chromosomes
Inside nucleus Plants and Animals Function: DNA
Cytoplasm
Location: Jelly-like substance in between cell membrane and nucleus
Plants and Animals & Prokaryotes
Function: metabolism
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
Plants and Animals Function: highway of cell; moves material from one end to the next
Two Types:
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER): ribosomes attached
Smooth ER: no ribosomes
Ribosomes
Plants and Animals Function: makes proteins
Goligi Bodies or Complex Plants and
Animals Looks like a
flattened stack of pancakes
Modify and transport proteins to parts of the cell
Lysosome
Plants and Animals
Garbage disposal; break down food or bacteria
Mitochondria
Plants and Animals
Powerhouse of cell
Produces energy for the cell
Microtubules
Eukaryotes (plants and animals)
Gives cell shape
Microfilaments
Eukaryotes (plants and animals)
Involved with cell movement
Cilia and Flagella
Both prokaryotes and eukaryotes (plants and animals)
Function: Hair-like structures for movement
Cilia and Flagella Cilia Flagella
Vacuoles
Plants: one large Animals: several small ones
Function: digest food or remove excess water (similar to sponge)
Plastids
Plants only
Two types:1. Leucoplasts: starch storage2. Chromoplasts: pigments for
color
Chloroplast
Type of chromoplast Contains chlorophyll; site for photosynthesis
Grana and stoma are part of chloroplast
Endosymbiosis
Theory that mitochondria and chloroplasts were really once bacteria or prokaryotes
Centrioles
Inside cells Eukaryotes (plants and animals) Function: cellular division
Organization of Cells in Living Things:
Unicellular Organisms
Example: bacteria, fungi, algae
Able to carry on all life processes
Usually colonial organisms
Multicellular Organisms
Cells---Tissues---Organ---Organ Systems
Tissue
Group of cells that are similar and perform same function
Types: epithelial (skin), connective (bone), and muscle to name a few
Organ
Group of tissues that work together to perform a specific function
EX: Stomach, Liver
Organ System
Group of organs that work together to perform a function
EX: digestive system
Critical Thinking Question
Why do you think the cells of all multicellular organisms are specialized?