IB BIO NOTES: Organelles of Cells                       12/4/2012 9:17:00 AM

 Types of Cells
          Prokaryote bacteria cells – no organelles
          Eukaryote animal cells
          Eukaryote plant cells
 Organelles
          Specialized structures
             o Specialized functions
                    Cilia of flagella for locomotion
          Containers
             o Partition cell into compartments
             o Create different local environments
             o Distinct and incompatible functions
          Membranes as sites for chemical reactions
             o Unique combos of lipids and proteins
             o Embedded enzymes & reaction centers
                   Chloroplasts & mitochondria
 Cells have jobs
          Make proteins – proteins control every cell
          Make energy –growth and life
          Make more cells – growth repair renewal
 Proteins do all the work
          DNA codes for proteins which make cells
 Cell functions
          Building proteins
              o Read DNA instructions
              o Build proteins
              o Process proteins
                     Folding
                    Modifying
             o Address and transport proteins
 Building Proteins
          Organelles involved
             o Nucleus
             o Ribosomes
             o Endoplasmic reticulum
             o Golgi apparatus
o Vesicles
          The Protein Assembly Line
            o Nucleus->ribosome->ER->Golgi apparatus->vesicles
Nucleus
          Function
             o Protects DNA
          Structure
             o Double membrane
             o Membrane fused in spots to create pores
                    Allows large macromolecules to pass through
Nucleolus
        Function
          o Ribosome production
                  Build ribosomes subunits from rRNA& proteins
                  Exit through nuclear pores to cytoplasm and combine to
                   form functional ribosomes
Ribosomes
        Function
          o Protein production
         Structure
            o rRNA and protein
            o 2 subunits combine
Types of Ribosomes
         Free ribosomes
            o Suspended in cytosol
            o Synthesize proteins that function in cytosol
         Bound ribosomes
            o Attached to endoplasmic reticulum
           o Synthesize proteins for export or for membranes
Endoplasmic Reticulum
        Function
           o Processes proteins
           o Manufactures membranes
           o Synthesis & hydrolysis of many compounds
        Structure
o Membrane connected to nuclear envelope & extends
             throughout cell
        Rough ER
          o Studded with ribosomes
          o Produce proteins for export out of cell
                 Protein secreting cells
                 Packaged into transport vesicles for export
        Smooth ER
          o No ribosomes
          o Membrane production
          o Many metabolic processes
                 Synthesis
                     Synthesis lipids
                 Hydrolysis
                     Hydrolyze glycogen into glucose
                     Detoxify drugs and poisons
Membrane Factory
       Build new membrane
          o Synthesize phospholipids
                  Builds membranes
           o ER membrane expands
                  Bud off and transfer to other parts of cell that need
                   membranes
Golgi Apparatus
        Function
           o Finishes, sorts, tags, ships cell products
                  Like ups shipping
           o Ships products in vesicles
                    Membrane sacs
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Ib bio notes

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    IB BIO NOTES:Organelles of Cells 12/4/2012 9:17:00 AM Types of Cells Prokaryote bacteria cells – no organelles Eukaryote animal cells Eukaryote plant cells Organelles Specialized structures o Specialized functions  Cilia of flagella for locomotion Containers o Partition cell into compartments o Create different local environments o Distinct and incompatible functions Membranes as sites for chemical reactions o Unique combos of lipids and proteins o Embedded enzymes & reaction centers  Chloroplasts & mitochondria Cells have jobs Make proteins – proteins control every cell Make energy –growth and life Make more cells – growth repair renewal Proteins do all the work DNA codes for proteins which make cells Cell functions Building proteins o Read DNA instructions o Build proteins o Process proteins  Folding  Modifying o Address and transport proteins Building Proteins Organelles involved o Nucleus o Ribosomes o Endoplasmic reticulum o Golgi apparatus
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    o Vesicles The Protein Assembly Line o Nucleus->ribosome->ER->Golgi apparatus->vesicles Nucleus Function o Protects DNA Structure o Double membrane o Membrane fused in spots to create pores  Allows large macromolecules to pass through Nucleolus Function o Ribosome production  Build ribosomes subunits from rRNA& proteins  Exit through nuclear pores to cytoplasm and combine to form functional ribosomes Ribosomes Function o Protein production Structure o rRNA and protein o 2 subunits combine Types of Ribosomes Free ribosomes o Suspended in cytosol o Synthesize proteins that function in cytosol Bound ribosomes o Attached to endoplasmic reticulum o Synthesize proteins for export or for membranes Endoplasmic Reticulum Function o Processes proteins o Manufactures membranes o Synthesis & hydrolysis of many compounds Structure
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    o Membrane connectedto nuclear envelope & extends throughout cell Rough ER o Studded with ribosomes o Produce proteins for export out of cell  Protein secreting cells  Packaged into transport vesicles for export Smooth ER o No ribosomes o Membrane production o Many metabolic processes  Synthesis  Synthesis lipids  Hydrolysis  Hydrolyze glycogen into glucose  Detoxify drugs and poisons Membrane Factory Build new membrane o Synthesize phospholipids  Builds membranes o ER membrane expands  Bud off and transfer to other parts of cell that need membranes Golgi Apparatus Function o Finishes, sorts, tags, ships cell products  Like ups shipping o Ships products in vesicles  Membrane sacs
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