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Eukaryotic Cell
Structure
7.3
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Cell Wall
A rigid structure
outside the plasma
membrane that
provides support and
protection
Only in plant cells
Nucleus
Control center
Contains directions to
make proteins
Surrounded by a
nuclear envelope
Chromatin
Strands of genetic
material
Forms chromosomes
when a cell divides
Nucleolus
Inside nucleus—
makes ribosomes
Ribosomes
Make proteins
Unlike other organelles,
they aren’t membrane
bound
Cytoplasm
Clear, gel-like fluid
inside a cell
Where all organelles
are suspended
Endoplasmic Reticulum
(ER)
Highly folded membranes
in the cytoplasm
Substances move from
one part of a cell to
another through the ER
Rough ER
When ribosomes are
attached to the ER (they
synthesize proteins)
Synthesize
To combine to form a new,
product (to make)
Smooth ER
ER with no ribosomes
Produce and store
lipids
Golgi Apparatus
The delivery system of
the cell
(like UPS, FedEx, etc.)
Collects, changes,
packages (into
membrane-bound
vesicles), and delivers
molecules made at
one spot in cell and
used in another
Vacuoles
Membrane-bound
compartments for
temporary storage of
materials
Store food, enzymes, and
other things needed by cell
Plant cells have large
vacuoles and animals cells
have small ones (if any)
Lysosomes
recycling center”
Organelles that contain
digestive enzymes
“The
Lysosomes digest excess
or worn out organelles,
food particles, and engulf
viruses or bacteria
Chloroplasts
Organelles that
capture light energy
and change it to
chemical energy
Only in plant cells
Plastids
Plant organelles used
for storage
Store starches or
lipids, may give plant
their color
When exposed to light
plastids become
chloroplasts
Mitochondria
Singular:
mitochondrion
Membrane-bound
organelles that
transform energy for
the cell
Has folds
(where energy is
stored)
to increase surface
area
Cellular Support
Cytoskeleton
Within the cytoplasm
Provides support and
structure (framework)
Microtubules
Thin hollow cylinders
made of protein that
make up the cytoskeleton
Microfilaments
Smaller solid protein fibers
Centrioles
Help in cell division
Made up of
microtubules
Cellular Locomotion
Cilia
Short numerous
projections (hair-like)
Move like rowboat oars
Flagella
Longer projections
Move in whip-like motion
A cell usually has 1 or 2
Ex. Sperm Cells