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Russell Biology Vocabulary: Chapter 5 Cell Overview

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nucleoidfound in prokaryotes; area where DNA is replicated
nucleusfound in eukaryotes; where DNA is replicated
nuclear envelopemembrane that covers the nucleus
nucleolusdark area within the nucleus where ribosomes are made
plasma membraneregulates what goes in and out of the cell
cell walla rigid layer found in plant cells, bacterial cells, and fung
ribosomesinvolved in protein synthesis
rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER)a highly folded membrane that functions in the synthesis, transport, of proteins
smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)involved in the synthesis of lipids and detoxification of substances
golgi complexfinal modification and packaging of lipids and proteins
lysosomedigestion of molecules and wastes
mitachondriaconverts glucose to ATP for energy
chloroplastfound in plant cells; uses light to make sugar
central vacuolefound in plant cells; stores water
microfilament or microtubulesfiber that reinforces cell shape or motility
flagellumused in cell motility
capsulesticky coating found on some bacteria
cytosolliquid portion within the cell
organellesmembrane bound tiny bodies found within eukaryotic cells
prokaryotesbacteria; do not have organelles
eukaryotescells that have a true nucleus and organelles
phospholipidslipid molecules that comprise the cell membrane
surface area to volume ratiocontrols the largest size a cell can be
chromatinDNA and proteins found in chromosomes
vesiclesmall, membrane-bound compartments that transfer substances within a cell
peroxisomesmicrobodies that produce hydrogen peroxide
microbodiesassociated with mitachondria; start preparatory reactions
cytoskeletonscaffolding within a cell
plastidorganelles in plants that contain pigments or starch, including chloroplasts
plasmodesmatachannels within the cell wall of adjoining plant cells
gap junctionsopen, direct channels between animal cells


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