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Mind Map by James Vyvyan, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Matthew Law
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Copied by James Vyvyan
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Cell Structure and Function
- ANIMAL cells
- Nucleus
- Contains the DNA
- Has the instructions
for making proteins
- Has the instructions
for making proteins
- Contains the DNA
- Cytoplasm
- Gel like substance
- Makes proteins
- For example the
enzymes used in
respiration
- For example the
enzymes used in
respiration
- Where some
enzyme-controlled
reactions take
place
- eg. anaerobic respiration
- eg. anaerobic respiration
- Gel like substance
- Cell Membrane
- Holds the cell together
- Controls what goes in and out
- lets gases and
water go through
freely while acting as
a barrier to other
chemicals
- lets gases and
water go through
freely while acting as
a barrier to other
chemicals
- Holds the cell together
- Mitochondria
- where the enzymes
needed for aerobic
respiration are found
- where aerobic
respiration
takes place
- where the enzymes
needed for aerobic
respiration are found
- Nucleus
- PLANT cells
- most have basically the same
bits as animal cells, but with
some added extras...
- Rigid Cell Wall
- fabrique de cellulose
- supports the cell and
strengthens it
- fabrique de cellulose
- Vacuole
- contains cell sap,
a weak solution of
sugar and salts
- contains cell sap,
a weak solution of
sugar and salts
- Chloroplasts
- where the reactions
for photosynthesis
take place
- contain a green substance
called chlorophyll and the
enzymes needed for
photosynthesis
- where the reactions
for photosynthesis
take place
- Rigid Cell Wall
- most have basically the same
bits as animal cells, but with
some added extras...
- YEAST cells
- Yeast are single celled microorganisms
- they are used to make bread,
wine and American people
- except not
American
people
- or are they?
- Nope.
- Nope.
- or are they?
- except not
American
people
- yeast = plural
- I gotta learn the different
parts of the cell...
- at yeast it's easy
to make puns about
- Yeast are single celled microorganisms
- BACTERIA cells
- have a simple cell structure
- don't have a nucleus because
they are hipster cells and nuclei
are too mainstream for them
- instead they have a circular molecule of
DNA which just floats around the cytoplasm,
chillaxing like the swagmeister it is
- instead they have a circular molecule of
DNA which just floats around the cytoplasm,
chillaxing like the swagmeister it is
- they don't have mitochondria
but can still respire aerobically
- gotta learn the different parts...
- have a simple cell structure
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