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CELL MEMBRANE

STRUCTURE


- Made up of proteins, phospholipid bilayer and glycoproteins.


FUNCTION


- regulates the movement of substances into and out of the cell.


- Can be folded into microvilli to increase surface area for absorption.

Movement

NUCLEUS

STRUCTURE


- contains nucleolus, nucleoplasm and nuclear envelope.


FUNCTION


- contains DNA providing instructions of protein synthesis


- nucleolus which coordinates the synthesis of ribosomes with rRNA and proteins.

DNA

MITOCHONDRIA

STRUCTURE


- contains matrix, Cristae, ribosome, granules, inner membrane, outer membrane


FUNCTION


- Double membrane bound organelle


- inner membrane folded into the cristae that increases surface area.


- contains matrix which contains respiratory enzymes for use in aerobic respiration producing ATP.

ATP

CHLOROPLASTS

STRUCTURE


- double membrane bound organelle


- contains stroma, thylakoid, Granum and starch grain


FUNCTION


- contains chorophyll which is the site of light dependent reaction of photosynthesis.

LIGHT

GOLGI APPARATUS

STRUCTURE


- flattered membrane sacs


FUNCTION


- sort, modify and package proteins and lipids produced by the RER and SER.

PROTEINS AND LIPIDS

VESICLES

STRUCTURE


- Membrane bound


FUNCTION


- transport substances around the cell

TRANSPORT

LYSOSOME

STRUCTURE


- membrane sacs produced by golgi


FUNCTION


- contains lysozymes that can destroy unwanted structures and pathogens.

DESTROY

RIBOSOME

STRUCTURE


- made from rRNA and protein.


FUNCTION


- used for protein synthesis.

PROTEIN

ROUGH ENDOPLASMIC RECTICULUM

STRUCTURE


- large networks of tubes often connects to the nuclear membrane


FUNCTION


- each membrane is called a cisternae


- they’re covered in ribosomes for the transport and synthesis of proteins.

PROTEINS

SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

STRUCTURE


- large network of tubes


FUNCTIONS


- for transport and synthesis of lipids

LIPIDS

CELL WALL

STRUCTURE


- made up of cellulose, murein and chitin


FUNCTION


- to provide strength and rigidity to the cell and to withstand pressure.

STRENGTH

VACUOLE

STRUCTURE


- contains cell sap


FUNCTIONS


- a weak solution of sugar and salts which can be used for storage and maintain cell shape.

SAP

ALGAL CELLS

STRUCTURE


- contains flagella [motile] chloroplast, cell wall [cellulose]


FUNCTION


- photosynthesis


- multicellular or unicellular


- eukaryotic

FUNGAL CELLS

STRUCTURE


- cell wall [chitin] , no chloroplast


- made up of long thin strands called hyphae


FUNCTION


- hyphae increase surface area for the absorption of water and ions


- multicellular or unicellular