most basic form of life

all life is made of cells

microtubules

forms spindles and asters during mitosis, and become the base flagella and cilia

animal

NOT IN PLANT

prok?

chromatin

granules and threadlike

histones and DNA

the hub of protein commuters

packages proteins and ships them off to cell membranes, lysosomes, and wherever else a protein happens to go.

provide stability for the cell from it getting pushed around. They brace the cell membrane.

animal

plant?

prok?

the stomach for intracellular digestion

contains acid

has a membrane

animal, plant?, prok?

threadlike filaments made of ACTIN

used in muscle contractions/movement (amobae)

seperate cell membranes during cell division (wedge)

animals,plants?,prok?

microtubule

forms centrosomes  and centrioles

determine overall shape of the cell

made of protein tubulin

organizes organelles

organizes chromosomes in the spindle

animals, plants?, prok?

like cilia

they protrude like fingers and increase cell surface area

animal, prokaryotes, plants?

rod like

double membraned

everything inside is all twisty like for more surface area (calle CRISTAE)

cellular respiration

nuclear envelope

the sac in which the nucleus is.

porous

the small dot within the nucleus

it's filled with ribosomal RNA

manufactures ribosome subunits

contains chromatin, nucleoplasm, nucleoli, and is surrounded by the nuclear envelope

provides the cell's blue print

passes DNA to daughter cells

membrane sacs with oxidase enzymes

break up toxins, especially hydrogen peroxide (catalase)

animal, plant?, prok?

bilayer of phopholipids & cholesterol

semipermeable- creates an extra and intra cellular environment

made of ribosomal RNA and protein

synthesize protiens

free floating or attached to the ER

animal, prokaryotes, plants?

the giant twisting thing in a cell.

studded w/ ribosomes

 synthesizes phospholipids & cholesterol

encloses cistema, the cavity

animal, plant?, prok?

a membraneous system of sacs and tubules.

no ribosomes

lipid and steroid synthesis, lipid metabolism, and drug detox

animal, plant?, prok?

plants, prokaryotes, NO ANIMALS

function?

the little tails that move cells around (sperm)

animals, proks, plants?

prokaryotes

massless blob of DNA (no nuclear membrane)

desmosomes

anchoring junctions

increase rigidity of structures (with proteins like karetene)

anchors cytoskeletons

used for communicating

like in neurons

used to prevent fluids from leaking

skin and intestines