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Anatomy & Physiology I Chapter 4

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Cell

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functional and structural unit of all living things
*all cells must carry out certain functions to sustain life

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3 main parts of a cell

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1.Nucleus
2.Plasma Membrane
3.Cytoplasm

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Nucleus

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-contains genetic information
-the control center of a cell

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Chromatin

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-loose threadlike material dispersed throughout the nucleus when the cell is not dividing
*within nucleus

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Chromosomes

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-results when the chromatin coils during the process of cell division
*within nucleus

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Nucleoli

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-composed primarily of proteins & RNA
-assembly sites for ribosomal particles
*1 or more

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Ribosomes

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protein synthesizing

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Nuclear envelope

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double layered porous membrane lining the nucleus

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Nuclear Pores

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-helps with the passage of proteins and RNA molecules
-regulates what can and can not pass through
-covers the nuclear envelope

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Plasma Membrane

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-separates cell contents from the surrounding environment
-made up of fats & protein molecules
-determines which substances may enter and leave and in what quantity