7.2 Inside the Eukaryotic Cell
7.2  Inside the Eukaryotic Cell7.1  Introduction to Cell7.3  From Cell to OrganismInside the Eukaryotic CellEnergy ProductionCell FrameworkCellular ActivityProtein ProcessingStorage & MaintenanceChloroplastsCytoskeletonNucleusEndoplasmic ReticulumLysosomeMitochondriaMicrofilamentsRibosomesGolgi ApparatusCentral VacuoleMicrotubulesOther VacuolesIntermediate fibers
Fold your worksheet and label them as follows…
Cut on the line to separate the four columns.Energy ProductionCell FrameworkCellular ActivityProtein ProcessingStorage & MaintenanceInside the Eukaryotic Cell
Flip them up one at a time and write down the following.  Use up the whole length.Cytoskeleton – protein fibers that supports, move, keep its shape & organize3 Kinds1.Microfilament – long thin protein fibers, contracts and expands to push and pull membranes2.Microtubules – thick, hollow protein fibers, information molecules pass through3.Intermediate fibers – anchor organelles and enzymesNucleus –Directs cell activity.Nuclear Envelope – double membrane surrounding nucleusNuclear pores – channels that allows certain molecules to pass throughNucleolus – ribosome parts are made, pass through pores to cytoplasm to form ribosomesRibosomes – Free ribosomes make proteins to build organelles and enzymesBound ribosomesmake proteins used to communicate between cellsEndoplasmic Reticulum (ER) – moves proteins & other substances through the cellRough ER – attached to ER, form vesicles around proteinSmooth ER – not attached, make lipids and breakdown substancesGolgi Apparatus - modifies, sorts and packages cell productsand distributes them inside and outside the cell.Lysosome – breakdown molecules, digest nutrients, recycle materials.Fuse with other vesicles and prvent enzymes from destroying the cell.Vacuole – stores water, ions, nutrients and wastes.

Chapter 7.2 inside the eukaryotic cell

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    7.2 Inside theEukaryotic Cell
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    7.2 Insidethe Eukaryotic Cell7.1 Introduction to Cell7.3 From Cell to OrganismInside the Eukaryotic CellEnergy ProductionCell FrameworkCellular ActivityProtein ProcessingStorage & MaintenanceChloroplastsCytoskeletonNucleusEndoplasmic ReticulumLysosomeMitochondriaMicrofilamentsRibosomesGolgi ApparatusCentral VacuoleMicrotubulesOther VacuolesIntermediate fibers
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    Fold your worksheetand label them as follows…
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    Cut on theline to separate the four columns.Energy ProductionCell FrameworkCellular ActivityProtein ProcessingStorage & MaintenanceInside the Eukaryotic Cell
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    Flip them upone at a time and write down the following. Use up the whole length.Cytoskeleton – protein fibers that supports, move, keep its shape & organize3 Kinds1.Microfilament – long thin protein fibers, contracts and expands to push and pull membranes2.Microtubules – thick, hollow protein fibers, information molecules pass through3.Intermediate fibers – anchor organelles and enzymesNucleus –Directs cell activity.Nuclear Envelope – double membrane surrounding nucleusNuclear pores – channels that allows certain molecules to pass throughNucleolus – ribosome parts are made, pass through pores to cytoplasm to form ribosomesRibosomes – Free ribosomes make proteins to build organelles and enzymesBound ribosomesmake proteins used to communicate between cellsEndoplasmic Reticulum (ER) – moves proteins & other substances through the cellRough ER – attached to ER, form vesicles around proteinSmooth ER – not attached, make lipids and breakdown substancesGolgi Apparatus - modifies, sorts and packages cell productsand distributes them inside and outside the cell.Lysosome – breakdown molecules, digest nutrients, recycle materials.Fuse with other vesicles and prvent enzymes from destroying the cell.Vacuole – stores water, ions, nutrients and wastes.