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Title: NONMEMBRANE BOUND ORGANELLES


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NON-MEMBRANE BOUND ORGANELLES
  • Ribosomes
  • Microtubules and Microfilaments
  • Centrioles
  • Cilia and Flagella

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RIBOSOMES
  • Composed of RNA and Protein
  • 2 subunits 1 large, 1 small
  • Manufacture of protein
  • Often on Endoplasmic reticulum
  • Also free in cytoplasm

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Ribosomes attach to mRNA during protein synthesis
Ribosomes
Protein being built
mRNA
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CYTOSKELETONMICROTUBULES MICROFILAMENTS
  • Hollow tube of TUBULIN protein
  • Structural support
  • Movement
  • Fiberlike structures
  • ACTIN / MYOSIN
  • Cell contraction
  • Cell framework

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CENTRIOLES
  • 2 sets of microtubules at right angles to each
    other
  • 9 groups of microtubules in each set
  • animal cells only
  • cell division
  • assembly and organization of microtubules and
    spindle fibers

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CILIA AND FLAGELLA
  • Cell locomotion
  • Flagella long and few
  • Cilia Short and many
  • 9 2 arrangement
  • Covered with cell membrane material

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PLANT CELLS
  • JUST THE DIFFERENCES IF YOU DONT MIND !!!!

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HOW DO PLANT CELLSDIFFER?
  • Cellulose cell wall
  • Large central vacuole
  • Higher plants do NOT have centrioles (mosses -
    flowers)
  • Have plastids in their cells
  • chloro, chromo, leuco

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CELLULOSE CELL WALLS
Help with support of the plant cells and the
plant itself
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CENTRAL VACUOLE
Most of the internal space in a plant cell is
occupied by the central vacuole
The central vacuole creates an outward push
called turgor or turgor pressure which helps
support the plant cell. A wilted plant has
lost turgor (plasmolysis)
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Cell Membrane
CELL 1
CELL 2
PLASMODESMATA
Communication
Cell Wall
Space - MIDDLE LAMELLA - filled by PECTINS
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Cellular Connections
  • Plants plasmodesmata
  • Plants Adhesion of cells
  • Middle lamella
  • Animals Gap junctions
  • heart muscle cells example
  • Animals Adhesion of cells
  • Tight Junctions intestinal lining
  • Desmososmes skin

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CENTRIOLES
  • Higher plant cells do NOT have centrioles
  • -mosses, ferns, flowers, trees, shrubs, etc.
  • Still make spindle fibers and exhibit normal cell
    division

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PLASTIDS
  • Plastids may be one of three types
  • CHLOROPLASTS - GREEN PLASTIDS
  • LEUCOPLASTS - WHITE PLASTIDS
  • CHROMOPLASTS -OTHER COLORS

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CHLOROPLASTS
Chloroplasts have a double membrane
like mitochondria and have own DNA
STROMA is the space between the grana
GRANA are the folds of the inner membrane
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Chloroplasts support the Endosymbiotic Theory
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CHLOROPLASTS
Light
Sugar
Chloroplasts are the sites of photosynthesis withi
n plant cells.
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OTHER PLASTIDS
  • Leucoplasts starch-storing plastids
  • plant organs like potatoes cells
  • Chromoplasts pigment storing plastids
  • colored plant organs like tomatoes , banana
    peels , flowers, or fall leaves

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HOOKES VIEW OF WINE CORK SLICED THINLY
CELLS
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