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Cell Structure and Function for Introductory Biology for Science Majors Are you a science major aiming to master chemistry concepts? My "Cell Structure and Function " handwritten notes are designed to help you grasp fundamental biological topics crucial for your studies. This PDF includes 14 pages I created in Goodnotes. These are my notes that I took while taking an Introductory Biology course. I achieved an A in this course. They are my interpretation of the information I gathered from quizzes, lectures, and textbooks. Please note that all sales are final. Due to the digital nature of this product, I cannot offer refunds. If you encounter any issues with your download or have questions about the content, please contact me, and I will be happy to assist you.

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CELL STRUCTURE
AND FUNCTION

, CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

theory
all

↳ all composed of calls
organisms
are

↳ cells are basic units of structure and function in
organisms
from
cells
only preexisting
cells
self-reproducing
↳ come -s
are




when
single-celled organisms reproduce single cell divides into two new
organisms
-




multicellular cells divide
when
organisms grow
to


many

presence of cells allows some to specialize and do certain tasks
many

in size 1 mm O ; cells &
calls are
really small but do
vary frog's egg some
only 1 mm
- =





small to increase to
are so surface area
enough allow adequate nutrient
exchange
=
surface -

area -
to-volume ratio
proteinanules




Bolipa
~
cell envelope in bacteria -
plasma membrane
,

cell wall ,
and
glycokaly X


plasma membrane phospholipid
bilayer with
=




embedded proteins
lexit of substances
regulates entrance




form pouches (increase internal surface for
prokaryotes
↳ can in =
mesomers area


attachement of
enzymes
cell wall-maintains of cell contains complex molecule that
shape ,
peptidoglycan -


contains amino disacharides and peptide fragments (unique to bacterial

glycocalyx layer of polysaccharides lies outside of sell wall in some bacteria
=
,



↳ well
organized layer not easily washed off capsule
=
,




layer

organized easily washed off
not well , slime

out helps bacteria avoid host's immune
against drying

protects ,
system
,

enables attachment to different surfaces
semifluid solution up of water (in) molecules , contained in
cytoplasm made and
organic
=




plasma membrane
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