BIOL 1410 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Organelle, Chromatin, Nucleolus

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Biol 1410: anatomy of the human body - lecture 5: the cellular level of organization. Cellular level of organization: membranous organelles a) For example, a muscle cell will have more mitochondria the site of atp synthesis contains own dna contains its rna and proteins double membrane. The number of mitochondria in a cell depends on the function of b) c) d) Function: synthesizes lipids, steroid hormones, and detoxifies drugs stacks of membrane discs modifies, sorts, packages, and delivers proteins/lipids to: Golgi apparatus/complex i. ii. iii. cell membrane lysosomes for secretion intro bloodstream. Functions: digest bacteria, digest worn-out organelles, digest the cell itself (programmed cell death, nucleus. Can be: uninucleate (one nucleus only per cell, multinucleate, anucleate (no nucleus) such as in red blood cells. Dna material can either be: i: histone proteins keep dna together (dna loops around dispersed condensed ii. chromatin present only in non-dividing cells.

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