phospholipid bilayer - Answers What are membrane bound organelles seperated by?
Nucleus - Answers provides genetic information
Nuclear envelope - Answers double membrane surrounding nucleus
Nucleolus - Answers genes that are encoded/transcribed with RNA
Nuclear pore - Answers How does mRNA leave the nucleus?
Smooth ER - Answers synthesize lipids
degrade toxins
Rough ER - Answers houses ribosomes
Translation complex rough ER - Answers 1. protein N-terminus
2. SRP binds polypeptide SRP and sends to Rough ER
3. Polypeptide inserted into Rough ER
Golgi Body - Answers Process proteins
Glycosylation - Answers How are carbs added to protein?
Protein export - Answers 1. vesicle docks protein
2. primed for fusion
3. fuse with membrane and release content
Microfilaments - Answers smallest filaments
made of actin
beads on string
facilitate cellular migration and contract muscles
cell digestion
phagocytosis
Intermediate filaments - Answers thick, cable
support structure and anchor organelles
static
Microtubules - Answers largest
hollow tubes with tubulin rows
important in mitosis
Lysosomes - Answers break down material within cell
vesicles off plasma membrane fuse with these
Hydrolytic enzymes - Answers synthesized in inactive site
become activated in lysosome
Vacuoles - Answers storage of proteins and lipids
holds pigments in plants
Mitochondria - Answers convert food energy to ATP
have a double membrane (smooth outer, folded inner)
circular DNA
used to be bacteria
maternally inherited
lots in brain and muscles
Protists - Answers single celled organisms most of time
autotrophic and heterotrophic
water and land
paraphyletic
Paraphyletic - Answers common ancestor but doesnt include all groups
Pelmxya - Answers No ER, No Golgi, No mitochondria
depends on bacteria in cytoplasm
Diplomonads - Answers mitosomes that lack electron transport
cant perform cell respiration
get energy from pathways
flagellum
anaerobic
parasites
Giardia - Answers diplomonads
intestinal parasite causing beaver fever