BY 30 – Fall 2001
5.1.
Overview to the Cell
a. cell; cell theory
b. prokaryotes; eukaryotes; prokaryotes; organelles
c. differentiation; cell types
d. nucleus; cytoplasm; plasma membrane
5.2.
The Plasma Membrane
a. fluid mosaic; bilayer; proteins
b. phospholipid; fatty acids; phosphate
c. amphipathic; fatty acid; phosphate
d. hydrophilic; impermeable
e. glycolipids; cholesterol; cholesterol
f. integral membrane; peripheral membrane; integral membrane proteins; glycoproteins
g. transport proteins; enzymes; receptors; cell adhesion molecules
h. ion; hydrophilic; selectively permeable (or semi-permeable)
i. enzymes; cytoskeleton
j. glycocalyx; recognition
k. binding site; ligand; neurotransmitters; hormones
l. G; ion channel; second; protein kinases
5.3.
Cytoplasmic Organelles
a. cytoplasm
b. cytosol; organelles; inclusions; cytosol
c. organelles; membrane
d. Mitochondria; ATP; oxygen; energy
e. 2; crista
f. Ribosomes; protein
g. rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER); cytosol; plasma membrane
h. smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER); RER; cisterna; SER
i. Golgi apparatus; cis; trans; secretory; lysosomes; fuse
j. digestive; acid hydrolases; peroxisomes; oxidase
k. microtubules; microfilaments; intermediate filaments; microtubules; tubulin
l. actin; microvilli
m. centrosome; centrioles; cilia; flagella
n. flagellum; 9; 2; cilia; flagella
5.4.
The Nucleus
a. multinucleate; reproduce; proteins; red blood
b. genetic information; DNA; RNA
c. nuclear envelope; nucleoli; chromatin
d. double; ER; nuclear pores
e. Nucleoli; nuclear pores
f. DNA; chromosomes