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Is the basic membrane bound unit that contains the fundamental molecules of life

Cell

Use basic microscope to look at thin slices of plant tissues - cork



Looked empty like monk's chamber

Robert Hooke

Was the first one to view pond water organism


He was the first one to observe blood and sperm cell w/ microscope


He introduced the first unicellular

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

The first unicellular organism

Animalcules

He is a german botanist and he concluded that all plants were made of cells

Matthias Schleiden

A german zoologist who concluded that animals were made if cells

Theodore Schwann

A german physician who studied cell reproduction, he said that where a cell exists, there must have been a pre-existing cell

Rudolf Virchow

The 3 principles/components of cell thwory

1. All living organisms are composed of one or more cells


2. Cell is the basic until of life


3. All cells arise from pre-existing cells

are single cell that can perform all essential function that enables it to grow, survive, and reproduce

Unicellular Organism

are more complex in structure and function but has the same mechanism on how they are able to live

Multicellular Organism

Example of Unicellular Organism

Amoeba, Euglena, Bacteria, Paramecium

Example of Multicellular Organism

Plant cell, animal cell, fungi

Example of postulate 2

Cancer cells, skin cells

a cell consist of three parts

the cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm

are seperated membraneous compartment inside the organ of a living organism

Cell Organelles

Function of Cell Organelles

Maintain the structure and shape of the cell


act as a storage of nutrients


Manufacture proteins


Repair cell parts


Harvest Energy


Digest substances

It maintains the integrity of the cell and controls the passage of materials into and out of the cell

Cell Membrane

What is cell membrane made of?

Phospholipid

It contains the cell'shereditary DNA and controls cellular activity

Nucleus

it is where the subunits of ribosomes are assembled

nucleolus

is a double membrane lipid layer enclosing the nucleus to protect DNA and nucleoplasm

Nuclear Envelope

is a permiable barriers that limits the entry of proteins and RNA but allow the free passage of water, ATP, ions and other small molecules

Nuclear Pores

is a gel like substance made of dissolved protein and liquid

cytoplasm

texture of cytoplasm

colloidal solution, gel-like or glass-like subtance, viscous or elastic material

are little organs that are suspended in the cytoplasm of the cell

cytoplasmic organelles

is the cellular site of respiration and production of ATP energy molecules that gives if the title of "powerhous of the cell"

Mitochondria

are minute particles consisting of RNA and associated proteins

Ribosomes

is the network of membraneous tubules that transport the materials needed by the cell

Endoplasmic Reticulum

is studded with milllions of ribosomes and involved with production, folding, quality control and dispatch of other proteins

rough ER

it is largely associated with lipid fat

Smooth ER

is a cell organelle that helps process and package of proteins and lipids molecules

Golgi Apparatus

they are small, cylindrical cell organelles

centrioles

are polymers of tubulin that forms the part of the cytoskeleton

Microtubules

is a thread like structure located inside the nucleus of animal and plant cells

Chromosomes

is a membrane enclosed sac for storing essential materials

vacuole

is an organelle found only in animal cells and involved with digestion and waste removal

lysosomes

is found exclusively in plant cell and contains the green chlorophyll pigments

chloroplast

is a membraneous compartment of flattened sac

Thylakoid

made up of several stack

grana

is highly concentrated fluid composed of enzymes, DNA and ribosomes

Stroma

it is the non-living component, covering the outmost layer of a cell.

Cell wall

state that endosymbiosis became the means by which organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts within eukaryotic cell came about

Endosymbiotic Theory

considered to be the most important distinction among organisms

eukaryotes and prokaryotes

this cell contains membrane bound organelles

Eukaryotic cells

this cell does not contain membrane bound organelles

Prokaryotic Cells

consist of sequencial phases of events wherein parent cell divides and replicate DNA to produce new daughter cells

Cell cycle

Why do cell have to undergo cell cycle

for growth


for repair and healing of damaged tissues


for replication of genetic materials


for reproduction of species

the longest part of the cell's life cycle called the resting stage because the cell isn't dividing

Interphase

cell mature and increase in size


sees the cell preparation for DNA replication

G1 phase

in this stage, the DNA is replicated and involved the actual replication of DNA materials which results to doubling of the chromosomal number

S phase or Synthesis Phase

sees the cells continuing to grow in preperation for mitosis or meiosis

G2 phase

the cell examines the internal and external cues and decide whether or not to move forward with the division

checkpoints

g1 to s checkpoint

size, nutrients, molecular signals, DNA integrity

g2 checkpoint

DNA integrity, DNA replication

is the chromosomes lined up in the middle?

M checkpoint



is a process of cell division wherein the replicated traits of the chromosomes seperates into two new nuclei

Mitosis

is a special type of cell division that is exclusively for gametes

Meiosis

gametes

sperm and egg cell

this is the starting stage of mitotic phase sees the chromatin of the nucleus condensing to form chromosomes

Prophase

the stage wherein the nuclear envelope breaks down causing interaction of spindle and the chromosomes to form spindle fibers

prometaphase

the shortest phase of mitosis

metaphase

the seperation of sister chromatids

anaphase

sees the shortening of the microtubules of the kinetochores

Telophase

is the division of the cytoplasma into two individual cell

Cytokinesis

Integral Proteins

are like tunnels or channels that allows the passage of water and or other substances

integral membrane proteins can be classified:

uniporter, symporter, antiporter

it transport subtances in a unidirectional manner depending on the concentration gradient

Uniporter

it transport different types of molecule in the cell membrane at the same time

Symporter

these proteins acts as receptors for hormones, recognition center, and antigens

Peripheral Proteins

this are proteins that are present in red blood cells that acts as an antigens

Glycophorins

occurs when particles movefrom an area of lower concentration toan area of lower concentration

Diffusion

if diffusion is taking place ona solvent across a semi-permeablemembrane, the transport is calledosmosis.

osmosis

type of passivetransport that relies on carrier proteinsin order for the substances to movedown their concentration gradient

facilitated diffusion

when the cell needsnutrients at a higher concentration thanit typically receives or at a faster ratethan what simple diffusion can offer

Active Transport

occurs wherein themolecule can bind to the surface of themembrane.

Endocytosis

If the vesicle holds a solid subtance

phagocytosis

if the vesicle holds a liquid substance

pinocytosis