BISC 101 Chapter Notes -Fluid Compartments, Glycogen, Body Fluid

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Adds carbohydrates to proteins to make glycoproteins (part of the glycocalyx) Modifies, sorts, ships proteins (produced by bound ribosomes) to their final destinations: destinations such as outside the cell, in the cell membrane, and inside membrane-bound organelles. Breakdown of bacteria, viruses, and toxins brought in via phagocytosis. Breakdown of old organelles to release stored molecules. Membrane-bound sacs that stores, imports, and exports materials such as food particles, solids, or liquids. Characteristics of life: exchanges materials with their environment, obtains energy from organic molecules, synthesize complex organic molecules, reproduction, responds to stimuli. Levels of structural organizations: chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, system, organismal. Function: provides the site where information from the dna is used to make proteins. Produces three groups of proteins: the cytosol: proteins exported outside the cell, cell membrane proteins, membranous organelle proteins. Nucleus houses dna, the information required to make proteins. By determining which proteins are made, the nucleus regulates all cellular activities.

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