Transcript Chapter 5- Cell Structure and Function

Cell Structure and Function
Chapter 5
Organelles
• There are many small structures
located inside the cell.
• These structures are called
organelles (little organs).
• These organelles perform functions
that keep the cell alive.
• Some organelles are found only in
plant cells, and only in animal
cells.
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UPCO page 65, # 1,2.
Cell Membrane
• Also called plasma membrane.
• Acts as a barrier between the cell and
the outside environment.
• Maintains the shape of the cell.
• Protects the cell.
• Is a phospholipid bi-layer (fluid
mosaic model).
• Is semi-permeable (allows only
certain things in or out of the cell).
• Aids in maintaining homeostasis.
Cell Membrane
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(top).
Cell Membrane- Let’s
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Passive Transport
• Is the passage if materials into and out
of the cell without the use of energy.
• Most commonly involves Diffusion.
• Osmosis is diffusion through water.
• Diffusion is the movement of molecules
from an area of higher concentration to
an area of lower concentration.
• Equilibrium is reached when the two
areas (high and low concentration)
become equal concentrations.
• The concentration gradient is the
difference between the concentration of
two areas.
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Active Transport
• Cellular energy is used to move
particles through a membrane.
• This movement is from lower
concentration to higher concentration.
• It is against the concentration gradient.
• Pinocytosis- large dissolved molecules
are taken into the cell.
• Phagocytosis- large undissolved
molecules are taken into the cell.
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Pinocytosis
• A type of active
transport.
• Large dissolved
molecules taken
into the cell by
formation of
vacuoles.
• C.M. forms an
indentation and
pinches off w/ the
dissloved
molecule and
forms a vacuole.
Phagocytosis
• A type of active
transport.
• Large undissloved
molecules are
taken into the
cell.
• Cytoplasm flows
around the
particles and
engulfs them.
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Cytoplasm
• Jelly-like substance inside
the cell.
• Gives the cell it’s shape.
• Contains the organelles.
• It is located between the
C.M. and the Nucleus.
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Nucleus
• Large round structure located
inside the cytoplasm.
• Contains genetic material
(DNA).
• Has a nuclear membrane
(semi-permeable).
• Contains a Nucleolus (makes
Ribosomes).
• Controls the activity of the cell.
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Mitochondria
• The “powerhouse” of the cell.
• Function in Cellular
Respiration.
• Produce energy in the form of
ATP (adenosine triphosphate).
• Have DNA.
• Folded inner membranes are
called Cristae.
Mitochondria
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Chromosomes
•Long thread-like
structures found in the
nucleus of the cell.
•Contain hereditary info.
•Genes are hereditary
units made up of DNA.
Chromosomes
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Endoplasmic
Reticulum
• A system of channels or
canals w/i the cytoplasm,
that transports materials.
• Smooth E.R. has no
ribosomes on it.
• Rough E.R. has ribosomes.
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Ribosomes
•Make proteins.
•Can be found attached to
the E.R., or floating
freely in the cytoplasm.
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Golgi Complex
• A stack of membrane bound
channels and vacuoles.
• They synthesize, package,
and secrete cell products
(proteins).
Golgi Complex
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Vacuoles
•Sac-like structures.
•Store food, water,
wastes.
•Located in the cytoplasm.
•Plants have a large
central vacuole.
Vacuoles
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Lysosomes
•Membrane bound sacs.
•Contain digestive
enzymes.
•Destroy damaged or old
cell parts, invading
pathogens.
Lysosomes
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Chloroplasts
• Organelle involved with the
manufacture of food in plants.
• Located in the cytoplasm.
• Contain Chlorophyll (green
pigment).
• Contains enzymes, grana,
stroma.
• Function during
photosynthesis.
Chloroplasts
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Centrioles
•Found in animal cells.
•Function during cell
division.
•Look like cylinders and
are found in pairs near
the nucleus.
Centrioles
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(bottom).
Cell Wall
•Found only in plant cells.
•Made up Cellulose, a
non- living material.
•Protects and shapes the
cell.
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page 73 in UPCO.
Comparing Plant & Animal Cells
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Cell Specialization
• Certain cells do certain jobs.
• Cells are very specific to what
they do.
(ex.- Blood Cells: carry O2 to
cells, Nerve Cells: carry
impulses, Muscle Cells: move
parts of an organism,
Xylem/Phloem Cell: transport
materials throughout plants).
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Cell Organization
• Cells are grouped together into
units or levels.
• These specialized units
perform similar functions.
• Groups of cells make up
tissues, groups of tissues make
up organs, groups of organs
make up organ systems,
groups of organ systems make
up an organism.
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