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Internal structure of prokayote
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Internal structure of prokayote
Plasma membrane
- The movement of materials across membrane
- Passive diffusion
- Materials move along concentration; ATP is not needed
- Simple diffusion
- Osmosis
- Facilitated diffusion
- Materials move along concentration; ATP is not needed
- Active diffusion
- Material move against concentration; ATP is needed
- Active transport
- Glucose translocation
- Material move against concentration; ATP is needed
- Passive diffusion
- Structure
- Phospholipid bilayer with embedded protein
- Function
- selective barrier
- synthesize cell wall component
- respiration
- DNA replication
- ATP
- Mesosome
- The movement of materials across membrane
Plasmid
- small, circular stranded DNA
- Do not contain essential DNA
- replicate independently of chromosomal DNA
Ribosome
- 70S ( 30S small subunits + 50S large subunits)
- The site of protein synthesis
- Each subunit consists of protein
- can be inhabited by antibiotics
Cytoplasm
- 80% water
- mainly contain DNA, ribosomes and inclusions
- Intracytoplasmic membrane
The nuclear area
- Nucleoid
- single long circular double-stranded DNA molecules
- no histones
- no nuclear envelope
- Nucleoid
Inclusions
- Metachromatic granules
- Stain red with methylene blue
- known as volutin
- polyphosphate used in the synthesis of ATP
- also found in algae, fungi, protozoa
- Polysaccharide granules
- Contain glycogen and strach
- stained by using iodine
- reddish brown- glycogen
- blue - strach
- stained by using iodine
- Contain glycogen and strach
- lipid inclusions
- stained with sudan dye
- storage materials
- poly-beta-hydoxybutyric acid
- Sulfur granules
- Energy reserve
- oxidising sulfur and sulfur-containing substance
- Energy reserve
- Carboxysomes
- used for carbon fixation during photosynthesis
- contain ribulose 1,5- diphosphate carboxylase
- Magnetosomes
- sense the magnetic field of the earth
- protect the cell against hydrogen peroxide accumulation
- found in aquatic bateria
- Gas vacuoles
- covered by protein
- appeared bright and refractile area under microscrope
- found in photosynthetic group
- function
- provide buoyancy for aquatic prokaryotes
- Metachromatic granules
Endospores
- Spores that formed within the cells
- can stained with Malachite green
- involved in the transmission of some diseases to human
- protect DNA
- served as carbon and energy sources during germination
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