Transcript Presentation - Mitochondria and Chloroplasts

Mitochondria and Chloroplasts
Energy powerhouses
Maddie Hughes, Izzie Gall, Erin Semple,
Alex Capaldo, Alex Park
Mitochondria
Mitochondria
• Power centers of a cell
o Plant or animal
• Provide energy for the cell
o Motion
o Division
o Secretion
o Contraction
• Present in all living cells
• More concentrated in muscle cells
• The reason animals require oxygen
Mitochondria: Structure
• Double membrane
o Outer membrane
 Simple phospholipid bilayer
 Easy for molecules like ATP or sugar to penetrate
 Smooth
 Separates inner membrane space from vacuole
o Inner membrane
 Cristae greatly increase the membrane's surface area
 Site of ATP production from oxygen and sugar
 Krebs/citric acid cycle
Mitochondria: Structure
• Non-membrane spaces
o Intermembrane space
 Between outer and inner membranes
 Contains energy before it is released to the
cytoplasm/vacuole
 Contains oxygen, water, CO2 on their way to cristae
o Matrix
 Within cristae
 Contains enzymes used during Krebs cycle
Chloroplasts
Chloroplasts
• Aid the mitochondria in energy production
o Plant cells only
• Contain chlorophyll
o Absorbs light
o Responsible for green coloration
• Responsible for creation of oxygen
Chloroplasts: Structure
• Double membrane
o Outer membrane
 Simple phospholipid bilayer
 Easy for molecules like ATP or sugar to penetrate
 Smooth
o Inner membrane
 Regulates substances entering chloroplast
 Smooth
• Thylakoids
 Location of photosynthesis (the "light" reactions)
 Membrane disks
 Equivalent of mitochondrial cristae
 Arranged in grana (stacks)
Chloroplasts: Structure
• Non-membrane spaces
o Stroma
 Space between thylakoid disks
 Site of "dark" reactions of photosynthesis
 Contains the enzymes required for these reactions
Chloroplasts
• Create energy for the cell
o Convert light into ATP
• Plant cells only
• Create O2 and carbs
• Double membrane
• Krebs cycle
o Takes place on
thylakoids, separate
from membranes
Mitochondria
• Create energy for the cell
o Convert food energy into
ATP
• Plant and animal cells
• Consume O2 and carbs
• Double membrane
• Calvin cycle
o Takes place on cristae,
identical to the inner
membrane
o
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