Down below are the notes that I took. In the notes you will read and learn all about cells and their structure. In these notes you will also learn about the parts of a cell and how they work. I made a PowerPoint but I could not download it onto my blogger. Hope you enjoy these notes.
Cell Membrane:
Structure
Structure
Notes by:
Leah Romero
Cells and Their Size
Cells are not big, they’re very small.
Cells are very small compared to
everything else in the world.
¡For example, it’s sort of
like looking out an airplane and everything below is so tiny
The parts that make up the cell are even
smaller.
The parts of a Cell
The parts of cells are called organelles
Nucleus
¡Only one per cell
¡Holds DNA
¢Held
together by proteins
Mitochondrion
¡Power plant in the cell
¡Powered by sugars
The Parts of a Cell Continued:
Chloroplasts
¡Organelles that are found
only in plant cells.
¡They are green
¡Photosynthesis
¡Thylakoids
¢membranes inside of the chloroplasts.
The ER’S
¡Rough ER
¢Dotted
with ribosomes
¡Smooth ER
¡Members that extend from
the outer membrane of the nucleus.
Golgi Apparatus
A structure that is used to modify,
store, and transport things that come from the ER
Composed of membrane stacks
Peroxisomes
Membrane-bound bags
¡Help break down and dispose
of the waste of the cell
Often found under the microbodies category
Centrosome
Cell structure contains a pair of
centrioles.
¡Used by the cell for
microtubule organization
Cell Membrane
Composed of many different parts
¡Phospholipids
¡Carbohydrates
¡Cholesterols
¡proteins
Phospholipids
Make up a big part of the cell membrane
The heads of them are hydrophilic
¡Attracted to water
Have fatty acid tails
¡The part of the
phospholipid that is hydrophobic
¡DON’T like water
Carbohydrates
When attached to phospholipids or
proteins, they are called glycolipids or glycoproteins
On the membrane they stick out of the exracellular face.
¡Chains of carbohydrates
that attach to a phospholipid or a protein.
Cholesterols
Play a big part in the membrane
They attach to the fatty acid tails and
moderates the fluidity of the cell membrane
If there was no Cholesterols, the
membrane would move more freely
In a group of 4 or 5
Proteins
Are found in the cell membrane
Few different types of proteins
¡Peripheral protein
¢Found
either on the intercellular face or on the extracellular face.
¡Integral protein
¢Transmembrane
protein- goes all the way through the
membrane
¢Integral
protein- only goes half way through the membrane
That’s the end! Now you should know
all about cells and their function!
HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT!
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