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, A = Plasma Membrane, controls what goes in and
out
B= Nucleolos = center of nucleus
C= Nucleus = contains DNA
Label Each Part and their Function Based
D= Ribosome = builds proteins
on their Letters
E= rough endoplasmic = protein modification
F= Mitochondria = breaks down waste products
and components
G= golgi apparatus= packages proteins

stable (non reactive atom) two on each circle, life shares striklng similarites across gene sequence

endosymbotic theory idea that mitochondria are ancient aerobiotic prokaryotic cells

electron microscopy most powerful and can resolve the smallest things

bacterial cell nucleoid region and lacks membrane bound organelles

DNA of a prokaryotic cell found in nucleoid region

ribosomes rRNA and proteins, responsible for synthesizing destined in endoplasmic reticulum

DNA and enzymes studded with ribosomes

what supports that eukaryotic cells mitochondria and chloroplasts have their own DNA and double membranes. have
originated from prokaryotic cells membrane bound organelles.

cytoskeleton microtubules, microfilaments, intermediate filaments

lipids don't have catalyzing biochemical reactions

carbohydrates immediate energy for cellular activities

enzymes lower the activation enzyme of chemical reactions

simple diffusion passive moment of substances across a membrane, no assistance from protein

hypertonic solution cell will shirnk

small molecule easily cross phospholipid bilyaer

carrier proteins move aganist their concentration gradient

smooth ER responsbile for lipid synthesizing, stores calcuim ion

polymers broken down by hydrolysis reactions

3 fatty acids triglyceride

2 fatty acids phospholipid

during polymerization reactions. is often water
produced as a by product

phospholipid are ampiphatic

oswald avery's experiment showed macromolecule contained genetic information

mice injected will die, die live

saturated fats no carbon double bonds

each animo acid R Group

number of alpha helices, number of beta sheets, tertiary sequence, and final protein
animo acid determines
structure

plastids only found in plant cells

secondary and tertiary destroyed in denaturation or pH

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