chp. 2
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plasmalemma
outer cell membrane; isolates, protects, and controls entrance/exit of materials
cytosol
liquid component of cytoplasm; distributes and stores materials
cytoskeleton
fine filaments; strength and support
microvilli
membrane extensions containing microfilaments; increases surface area to facilitate absorption
centrosome (centrioles)
essential for movement of chromosomes during cell division
cilia
membrane extensions; movement of materials over cell surface
ribosomes
protein synthesis
mitochondria
double membrane with inner membrane folds; produces ATP
cristae
inner membrane folds within mitochondria
rough ER
modification and packaging of newly synthesized proteins
smooth ER
lipid, steroid, and carbohydrate synthesis; calcium ion storage
golgi apparatus
stacks of flattened membranes containing chambers; storage, alteration, and packaging of secretory products and lysosomal enzymes
cisternae
flattened membranes within golgi apparatus
lysosome
vesicles containing digestive enzymes; removes damaged organelles or pathogens
peroxisome
vesicles containing degradative enzymes; catabolizes fats and organic compounds, neutralizes toxic compounds generated in process
diffusion
movement of molecules from high concentration of solute to low concentration of solute
osmosis
diffusion of water molecules across selectively permeable membranes
facilitated diffusion
solutes transported by carrier protein following concentration gradient
ion pumps
carrier proteins for charges particles; Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+, K+
pinocytosis
cell drinking; vesicles from to bring extracellular fluid and small molecules into cell
phagocytosis
cell eating; vesicles form to bring in larger solid particles
exocytosis
fusion of vesicles containing fluids/solids with plasmalemma
matrix
inner fluid of mitochondria
nucleoplasm
jelly substance in nucleus, contains materials
nuclear envelope
double layer membrane; connected to rough er, inner membrane contains proteins that are binding sites for choromsomes
perinuclear space
narrow space enclosed in nuclear envelope
nuclear matrix
network of fine filaments that provides structural support and help regulate genetic activity
nucleolus
synthesizes components of ribosomes
chromosomes
DNA wrapped around histone proteins
nucleosomes
smaller structural unit within a chromosome
chromatin
fine filaments of unwound chromosomes
membrane flow
continual movement and recycling of the plasmalemma
tight junction
lipid portions of two plasma membranes are bound by interlocking membrane proteins, an adhesion belt forms and bands cells together
gap junctions
cells held together by interlocking transmembrane proteins (connexons), two aligned connexons form a passageway to let cells pass ions and small molecules
desmosomes
cell adhesion molecules and proteoglycans link opposing plasma membranes
G0 (interphase)
specialized cell functions, indefinite period
G1 (interphase)
normal cell functions, cell growth, duplication of organelles, protein synthesis
S (interphase)
DNA replication, synthesis of histones
G2 (interphase)
protein synthesis
prophase
chromosomes condense and spindle fibers attach
metaphase
chromosomes align at metaphase plate
anaphase
chromosomes pull apart
telophase
nuclear membrane reforms