Biology And Biomedical Sciences BIOL 2960 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Organelle, Phagosome, Nuclear Pore
14 Aug 2018
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Vocabulary and key concepts: prokaryotes, eukaryotes, archaea, conservation of basic structure and function of cells. Vocabulary and key concepts: plasma membrane, nucleoid, ribosomes (in cytoplasm and on. Nls sequence on proteins: endomembrane system: er and. When you re done studying for this unit, you should be able to: decide whether a cell is eukaryotic or prokaryotic based on its subcellular organization. Draw a bacterial, a plant, and an animal cell. In all three, include where ribosomes are and where the dna is. When appropriate, include the nucleus (nuclear membrane, nuclear pores), mitochondria (matrix, inner membrane, intermembrane space), chloroplast (thylakoid lumen, stroma, grana), and the components of the endomembrane system on your drawing. Recognize the structure of these organelles in a diagram or images from a microscope. Recall the function of ribosomes and each eukaryotic organelle. Predict which organelle a molecule would be found in based on the function of that molecule and your knowledge of organelle function.
