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Organelles

                                                                   Ribosomes- “protein factory”


                         What is it Made
                                                                   Endoplasmic reticulum-ribosomes
                                                                   attach to this, they serve as

                         of?                                       markers that identify cells of each
                                                                   individual.

                                                                   Golgi apparatus– synthesizes
                                                                   carbohydrate, combines it with
                                                                   protein, and packages the product.

                                                                   Lysosomes– bags of digestive
                                                                   enzymes break down worn cell
                                                                   parts and ingested particles.

                                                                   Peroxisomes– contain enzymes
                                                                   that detoxify harmful substances

                                                                   Mitochondria-power house of the
                                                                   cell, provides energy

                                                                   Nucleus-houses genetic code,
                                                                   which in turn dictates protein
                                                                   synthesis.

                                                                   Cytoskeleton– acts as a framework
                                                                   to support the cell and its
                                                                   organelles.
What is it Made of?
                                                                   Plasma membrane– serve as the
Anatomy and Physiology
                                                                   boundary of the cell, maintaining
Period 2
                                                                   its integrity.
ds7578bn@gmail.com       By: Dallas, Samantha, Lindsey, and Kira
Inorganic Molecules
                                            Organic Molecules
1.Water-It plays as a solvent permits
the transportation of many essential        Organic Molecules are the molecules       fats phospholids waxes and
materials within the body.
                                            of life. They are found in and            steroids. Nucleic acid are
2.Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide-
Oxygen is required to complete the          produced by living organisms. Organic     polymers made up of
decomposition reactions required for        Molecules consist of Carbohydrates,       nucleotide monomers.
the release of energy from nutrients
burned by the cell. Carbon Dioxide is       proteins, lipids, and nucleic acid. The   (7.suite101.com)
considered one of a group of vey            term Carbohydrates describes what
simple carbon-containing inorganic                                                    Cell Membrane
compounds.                                  these molecules are made of, one
                                            carbon molecule and one water             Plasma membrane–
3.Electrolytes– Is a substance that
ionizes in solution.                        molecule. It has four sizes included:     boundary of the cell.
4.pH Scale– It indicates the degree of
                                            monosaccharide's, polysaccharides,        Endoplasmic Reticulum–
acidity or alkalinity of a solution.
                                            disaccharides, and trisaccarrides.        ribosomes attached to rough
5.Buffers– Is a compound that
combines with an acid or base to form       Proteins are polymers composed of         ER synthesize proteins that
a weaker acid or base.
                                            monomers called amino acids. Each         leave cells via the golgi
6.Salts– Is any compound that results
from the chemical interaction of an
                                            amino acid contains a base amino          apparatus.
acid or base.                               group, acidic carboxyl group, and a
                                                                                      Golgi Apparatus–
Citation– Atomy and Philology               hydrogen atom. Lipids are molecules
textbook pgs. (1. 44), (2. 45) (3. 1045),                                             synthesizes carbohydrate,
(4.46-47) (5. 1039), and (6. 47)            that are hydrophobic. There are four
                                                                                      combines with protein, and
                                            major groups of lipids, them being
                                                                                      ends up as glycoprotein

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  • 1. Organelles Ribosomes- “protein factory” What is it Made Endoplasmic reticulum-ribosomes attach to this, they serve as of? markers that identify cells of each individual. Golgi apparatus– synthesizes carbohydrate, combines it with protein, and packages the product. Lysosomes– bags of digestive enzymes break down worn cell parts and ingested particles. Peroxisomes– contain enzymes that detoxify harmful substances Mitochondria-power house of the cell, provides energy Nucleus-houses genetic code, which in turn dictates protein synthesis. Cytoskeleton– acts as a framework to support the cell and its organelles. What is it Made of? Plasma membrane– serve as the Anatomy and Physiology boundary of the cell, maintaining Period 2 its integrity. ds7578bn@gmail.com By: Dallas, Samantha, Lindsey, and Kira
  • 2. Inorganic Molecules Organic Molecules 1.Water-It plays as a solvent permits the transportation of many essential Organic Molecules are the molecules fats phospholids waxes and materials within the body. of life. They are found in and steroids. Nucleic acid are 2.Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide- Oxygen is required to complete the produced by living organisms. Organic polymers made up of decomposition reactions required for Molecules consist of Carbohydrates, nucleotide monomers. the release of energy from nutrients burned by the cell. Carbon Dioxide is proteins, lipids, and nucleic acid. The (7.suite101.com) considered one of a group of vey term Carbohydrates describes what simple carbon-containing inorganic Cell Membrane compounds. these molecules are made of, one carbon molecule and one water Plasma membrane– 3.Electrolytes– Is a substance that ionizes in solution. molecule. It has four sizes included: boundary of the cell. 4.pH Scale– It indicates the degree of monosaccharide's, polysaccharides, Endoplasmic Reticulum– acidity or alkalinity of a solution. disaccharides, and trisaccarrides. ribosomes attached to rough 5.Buffers– Is a compound that combines with an acid or base to form Proteins are polymers composed of ER synthesize proteins that a weaker acid or base. monomers called amino acids. Each leave cells via the golgi 6.Salts– Is any compound that results from the chemical interaction of an amino acid contains a base amino apparatus. acid or base. group, acidic carboxyl group, and a Golgi Apparatus– Citation– Atomy and Philology hydrogen atom. Lipids are molecules textbook pgs. (1. 44), (2. 45) (3. 1045), synthesizes carbohydrate, (4.46-47) (5. 1039), and (6. 47) that are hydrophobic. There are four combines with protein, and major groups of lipids, them being ends up as glycoprotein