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Functional cell anatomy basics

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Functional cell anatomy basics

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1

What is the outer boundary of a cell called?

2

What is the fluid mosaic model used to describe?

3

Which component is the site of protein synthesis for export?

4

Which organelle detoxifies harmful substances in cells?

5

What organelle is the cell’s energy powerhouse?

6

What structures connect with each other to form tight junctions?

7

What are desmosomes primarily built from?

8

What is the function of gap junctions?

9

What are ribosomes made of?

10

Which organelle processes proteins from the ER?

11

Which cytoskeletal element is the smallest?

12

Which organelle contains its own DNA?

13

What are lysosomes mainly responsible for?

14

Which organelle has ribosomes on its surface?

15

What is the function of the smooth ER?

16

What is the term for a cell’s internal supporting framework?

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Which structure coordinates microtubule assembly near the nucleus?

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What are microtubules primarily used for?

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What type of organelle are membranes sacs and canals?

20

Which cellular component forms a double layer in the membrane?

21

What do integral membrane proteins often act as?

22

Which molecule helps membranes stay intact at body temperature?

23

What are vesicles used for after leaving the Golgi?

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What is the nucleus enclosed by?

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Which cellular component houses chromatin or chromosomes?

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What is cytosol?

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What are cytoplasmic inclusions?

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What are endoplasmic reticulum extensions continuous with?

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Which is a non-membranous organelle?

30

What are proteasomes specialized for?

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Where are desmosomes most often found?

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The plasma membrane forms the cell's outer boundary.

It explains the membrane as a fluid bilayer with embedded proteins.

RER has ribosomes that synthesize proteins for export.

Peroxisomes contain enzymes for detoxification.

Mitochondria generate most cellular energy.

Tight junctions occur where membranes are tightly fused.

Desmosomes anchor cells via intermediate filaments.

They create cytoplasmic connections between adjacent cells.

Ribosomes consist of rRNA and protein.

Golgi modifies and packages proteins from the ER.

Microfilaments are the smallest filaments in the cytoskeleton.

Mitochondria have their own circular DNA.

Lysosomes digest unneeded or defective parts.

RER has ribosomes giving it a rough appearance.

SER detoxifies and synthesizes lipids and carbohydrates.

The cytoskeleton provides structure and movement.

Centrosome is the MTOC near the nucleus.

They serve as tracks for intracellular transport.

Membranous organelles are enclosed by membranes.

Bi-layer of phospholipids forms the basic membrane structure.

IMPs act as receptors and transport channels.

Cholesterol modulates membrane fluidity.

Vesicles transport processed proteins to destinations.

Nucleus is enclosed by a double membrane called the nuclear envelope.

DNA-containing material resides in the nucleus.

Cytosol is the watery interior of the cytoplasm.

They are non-membranous components in cytoplasm.

ER extends from the plasma membrane to the nucleus.

Ribosomes are non-membranous particle assemblies.

Proteasomes break down misfolded or unneeded proteins.

Desmosomes provide strong cell–cell adhesion.

 
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