Cell surfaces, Nucleus, and Organelles of Microbial Origin
surfaces of cells
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| Commonly found in plants and cells- protection and support | ||
| Control of substances coming in and out | ||
| Sweep materials across the cell surface | ||
| Enables a cell to propel and move in different directions | ||
| Between plasma membrane and nucleus- many organelles | ||
| The passageway for transport of materials within the cell | ||
| The site of protein synthesis | ||
| Final modification of proteins and lipids packing of materials for secretion of the cell | ||
| The site of aerobic cell respiration- ATP production | ||
| Contain enzymes to digest ingested material or damaged tissue | ||
| Store chlorophyll- photosynthesis light reaction | ||
| Storage-increase cell surface area | ||
| Organize the spindle fibers during cell division | ||
| Cell shape, internal organization, cell movement and locomotion | ||
| Membrane around nucleus-controls movement in an out | ||
| Assembly of subunits of ribosomes | ||
| Encoding of heredity information | ||
| Transcription and translation of DNA coding into proteins | ||
| Found in both Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells | ||
| Found in both Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells but are smaller in the Prokaryotes. They have DNA similar to that of a Prokaryotic cell and can reproduce independent of the rest of the Eukaryotic | ||
| Also have DNA similar to that of a Prokaryotic cell and can reproduce independent of the rest of the Eukaryotic cell |