Cell Structures and Functionx
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Agenda
Standard
Cell
Organelle Notes
Cell Organelle Campaign
Standard
SB1.
Students will analyze the nature of
the relationships between structures and
functions in living cells.
a. Explain the role of cell organelles for both
prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, including the
cell membrane, in maintaining homeostasis
and cell reproduction.
Cell Structures and
Function
Cell Organelles
TINY
MEMBRANE-BOUND
STRUCTURES THAT PERFORM
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS INSIDE THE
CELL
Cell Wall
Plant,
Fungi, &
Bacteria, but not
animal cells
Outer layer
Rigid & strong
Made of cellulose
Provide support and
protection
Cell Membrane
All
cells
Double layer of
phospholipids with proteins
Selectively permeable
support and protection
Controls movement of
materials in/out of cell
Barrier between cell and its
environment
Maintains homeostasis
Nucleus
All
eukaryotes
Large, oval
Holds DNA
Controls cell activities
Contains the hereditary
material of the cell
Cytoplasm
All
cells
Clear, thick, jellylike material
Contains the cytoskeleton
fibers
Supports and protects cell
organelles
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Eukaryotes
Network of tubes or membranes
Smooth w/o ribosomes
Rough with embedded
ribosomes
Carries materials through cell
Aids in making proteins
Ribosomes
All
cells
Small bodies; can be free or
attached to ER
Made of rRNA & protein
Synthesizes proteins
Mitochondria
Eukaryotes
Peanut
shaped
Double membrane
Inner membrane folded into
cristae
Breaks down sugar
(glucose) molecules to
release energy
Site of cellular respiration
Vacuole
Plant (large), Animal (small)
Fluid-filled sacs
Largest organelle in plant
cells
Store food, water, metabolic
& toxic wastes
Store large amounts of food
or sugars in plants
Lysosomes
Plant
(uncommon), Animal (common)
Small and round with a single membrane
Breaks down larger food molecules into
smaller molecules
Digests old cell parts
Chloroplast
Plant
and Algae
Green, oval containing
chlorophyll (green pigment)
Uses energy from sun to
make food (glucose)
Site of photosynthesis
Release oxygen
Nucleolus
Eukaryotes
Found
inside the cell's
nucleus
Disappears during cell
division
Make ribosomes
Golgi Apparatus (Body)
Plant
and Animal
Stacks of flattened sacs
Modify proteins made by the
cells
Package & export proteins
and lipids
Flagella and Cilia
Some animal cells,
prokaryotes
Cilia are short and
numerous
Flagella are long, usually
only one or two on a cell
Provides movement for the
cell
Made of microtubules
Centrioles
Animal
Made of microtubules
and microfilaments
Strengthen cell &
maintains the shape
Moves organelles
within the cell
Cytoskeleton
All cells
Strengthen cell &
maintains the shape
Moves organelles
within the cell
Made of microtubules
and microfilaments