

Cell Unit - Cell Theory & Eukary vs. Prokary
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Alia Underwood
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Contributors:
Matthias Schleiden --> all plants are made up of cells
Theodor Schwann --> all animals are made up of cells
Rudolph Virchow --> cells only come from other cells
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A cell membrane
Cytoplasm
DNA
Ribosomes
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Prokaryotic (does not contain a nucleus)
Domains : Bacteria / Archaea
Eukaryotic (contains a true nucleus)
Domains : Eukaryota - Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists
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Very simple; found in single celled organisms
Do not contain "membrane-bound" organelles
Smallest versions of the cell
Contains DNA in the nucleoid region
Example: bacteria
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Found in multicellular, complex organisms
Contains membrane-bound organelles
Much larger than prokaryotic cells
Contains a true nucleus that contains DNA
Example: plant and animal cells
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each cell has all these "little organs", or cell structures
- Cells have structures for specific functions
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"the brain" of the cell - maintains homeostasis
1 out of 2 of the main parts of the cell
stores our genetic
information(DNA)
contains instructions for making proteins
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2nd main part of the cell
where all of the organelles are "floating"
interior of cell
Is this an eukaryotic structure or a structure for both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
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"factory" of the cell
site of protein synthesis
has ribosomes that help finish protein assembly for export
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site of protein synthesis
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proteins are sent here after the ER
modifies, sorts and packages proteins for secretion
"post office" of the cell
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"clean-up crew" or lysol of the cell
-ONLY in animal cells
- breaks down lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins into smaller molecules
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stores water, food, and minerals
-very large in plant cells
-several small vacuoles in animal cells
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gives support and protection of the plant cell.
- Rigid protective barrier
-Plant cell ONLY and some bacteria
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"site of photosynthesis", ONLY in plants
-contains chlorophyll (green pigment) that capture energy from the sun to convert to chemical energy
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