what is a rough endoplasmic reticulum?
the RER is the ER studded with ribosomes
what is the role of the RER?
process proteins produced by the ribosomes
Nucleus is the site of ——-
DNA Replication
what is an endoplasmic reticulum?
a series of folds that connect to the nuclear envelope
what do lysosomes contain?
lysosomes contain digestive enzymes which need to be kept separate from the rest if the cell by a membrane
define a lysosome
Lysosomes are small, round organelles
what are digestive enzymes in lysosomes used to do?
what do mature plant cells have?
a large vacuole
how are vacuoles important?
important in keeping the cell turgid, meaning when vacuoles are full, it offers full support
list the few features a vacuole contains?
what are ribosomes?
they are tiny organelles that can either:
- free floating in cytoplasm
- attached to the RER
where does photosynthesis occur within chloroplasts?
within the thylakoid membranes
chloroplasts contain a light absorbing pigment called ———-
chlorophyll
define a chloroplast
chloroplasts are organelles surrounded by a double membrane, the inner membrane is folded into thylakoid membranes
Describe the structure of the Golgi Apparatus
they are flattened sacs which produce vesicles
what takes place within ribosomes?
what are the structures that make up a ribosome?
what is the role of the golgi apparatus?
it processes and packages substances produced by the SER and RER
what is ATP?
Adenosine Triphosphate, the source of energy for use and storage at the cellular level
describe the double membrane within the mitochondria?
they have a double membrane:
- the inner one forming the cristae as it folds
what is the role of mitochondria?
they provide the energy a cell requires
Mitochondria is the site of ————-
Aerbobic respiration
where is ATP produced?
the cristae, within the chloroplasts, within the mitochondria
what are the properties of a cell wall?