[BIO 325] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (70 pages long!)

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Chapter one: no clear nucleus, no organelles, no mitotic apparatus, one single chromosome formed in ring, include. Eukaryotic cells: have nucleus and multiple chromosomes, mitosis for reproduction and have nucleoli, contain organelles, cell membrane (vital to maintaining homeostasis) General cellular functions: movement, conductivity, metabolic absorption, secretion, excretion, respiration, reproduction, communication. Cell membranes (most important structure: most pathologies start with the injury to the cell membrane, functions include . Polar ends (head) face outward and interact with aqueous solution. Non polar ends (tails) face inward to form the membrane core (hydrophobic: forms barrier between outer and inner parts of the cell and prevents molecules from crossing. Structure (major chemical components are lipids and proteins: proteins: embedded to create binding sites and channels. Extrinsic: bound internal and external membrane surfaces. Intrinsic: embedded within the lipid bilayer: carbohydrate chains on membrane surfaces. Serve in identification and immune function: lipids: most basic component. Soluable material moves laterally around core of bilayer.

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