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Eukaryotic Cell Organelles
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Cell Membrane • Outermost living layer • Flexible and elastic barrier that surrounds the cell
• Made of a lipid bilayer (double layer)
• Separates and encloses the cell from its environment
• Protection and support • Communication • Controls what goes in and out of the cell (AKA gate of the cell)—selectively permeable or semi-permeable. � Passive transport vs. active transport � Peripheral vs. Integral proteins
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Cytoplasm • Jellylike, clear, aqueous (80%) substance that fills the cell.
• It contains all organelles, H2O, dissolved gasses, (O2 and CO2), salts, organic molecules, enzymes, and cytoskeleton.
• Responsible for the cell’s internal transport (cytoplasmic streaming)
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Ribosomes • Small, spherical, non-membrane-bounded, structures made primary of nucleic acid RNA and protein
• Most numerous organelles • Can be found floating in the cytoplasm or embedded in the RER.
• They are made in the nucleolus.
• Site of protein synthesis (protein factories of the cell)—It gets its instructions from the DNA of the cell.
Nucleolus • Small, dark area located inside the nucleus • Synthesis (or creation) of ribosomes.
Cilia & Flagella • Cilia (Lat. cilium, eyelash, hair) and flagella (Lat. flagello, whip) are hair like projections that can move either in an undulating fashion, like a whip, or stiffly, like an oar.
• They provide cells with locomotion (food and predators).
• Examples: A paramecium has cilia, while a sperm cell has a flagellum.
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ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Nucleus • Large, oval structure that controls and regulates cell activities
• Double membrane; nuclear envelope.
• Nuclear pores allow movement of molecules in an out of nucleus through the cell membrane.
• Directs the synthesis of proteins that regulate most of the chemical processes that take place inside the cell.
• Transmit hereditary information contained in NDA
• DNA never leaves the nucleus • The nucleus directs cell’s reproduction
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Mitochondria Mitos «thread» Chondrion «grain»
• Large, rod-shaped organelles, with two membranes; one of which is folded to form cristae.
• Mitochondria contain their own circular mtDNA and ribosomes.
• They can grow, divide and give rise to others independently of the cell.
• Known as the “powerhouse” of the cell. • Food molecules are broken down in the presence of oxygen to release energy.
• Energy is stored in ATP. This conversion of food energy to ATP is known as cellular respiration.
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Lysosomes
• Discovered by Rene de Duve in 1950. • Small, round structure (vesicle) produced in the Golgi complex that are found floating in the cytoplasm of all eukaryotic cells
• Common in animals, fungi, and protists • Rare in plants • Contain potent hydrolytic digestive and destructive enzymes
• Known as the “clean up crew” or “recycling center”
• Break down large food molecules
• Digest old, worn-out organelles and debris
• Digest old or injured cells; self-destruct mechanism
• Protect the cell against invaders (self-defense mechanism)
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Cytoskeleton
• Protein fibers that extend through the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells.
• They act as framework to give shape to the cell and enable structure within it, or the entire cells to move.
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Vacuole
• Large, round, water-filled sac that has a single membrane around it and it floats in the cytoplasm (vesicle).
• Lager in plant cell; known as the “storage tank” of the cell (water, enzymes, nutrients, water).
• Keeps plant cells firm and supports its shape; plants may wilt when the central vacuole loses water
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ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Endosplasmic
Reticulum (ER) • Network of clear membranes and sacs that forms and intracellular highway that spreads from the nucleus through the cytoplasm.
• SER lacks ribosomes • RER has ribosomes on its outer surface—make protein.
• Synthesizes and transport proteins, steroids, lipids and other materials throughout the cell needed by the cell or for export.
• The amount of ER depends on the cell’s job.
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Golgi Apparatus Golgi Body Golgi Complex Golgi
• Italian anatomist and microscopist Camillo Golgi in 1898
• Flattened membranes or sacs that works closely with RER
• Collects, processes, modifies packages and secretes protein for “export”
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Chloroplast • Contain pigments that capture solar energy—mainly chlorophyll.
• Found in both plant and algae cells • Larger than mitochondria • Provide energy for the cell • Double membrane • Own circular DNA • Own ribosomes • Reproduces by itself
• Takes solar energy to convert into chemical energy for storage, e.g., glucose and ATP.
• Site of photosynthesis
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Cell Wall • Strong, rigid, nonliving layer found outside the cell membrane of archaea, bacteria, fungi, plants, and algae.
• Made of cellulose (50% of wood) • It has openings called plasmodesmata
• It protects and support the cell
ORGANELLE STRUCTURE (DESCRIPTION) FUNCTION (JOB)
Chromosomes (Chroma, «color», soma, «body»)
• Thick, rod-shape, objects made of chromatin and protein
• Found in floating in the nucleoplasm • Clearly visible only when the cell is dividing • Made of nucleic acids—store information needed for protein synthesis
• Direct cell activities, including growth and reproduction
• Pass on traits of the cell to the new daughter cells
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