Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell

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Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell by Mind Map: Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell

1. Basic

1.1. Shapes

1.1.1. Oval-ovalnatý

1.1.2. Fusiform-vretenovitý

1.1.3. Rod-shaped - tyčinkový

1.1.4. Stellate- hviezdicový

1.1.5. Amoeba-amebový, no fixed shape

1.2. Cell is basic unit

1.3. Size

1.3.1. 10-100 micrometers standart

1.3.2. Bacteria - up to 0,8mm

1.3.3. Human egg cell - 0,13mm

1.4. Inner strucrure

1.4.1. stage of evolution

1.4.2. simlpe forms - prokaryotic cell

1.4.3. comlex cell - eukaryotic cell

2. Eukaryotic

2.1. Basics

2.1.1. More complex

2.1.2. contains membrane- enclosed organelles

2.1.3. multicellular organisms

2.2. Cell wall

2.2.1. absent in animal cell

2.2.2. outher part of cytoplasmic membrane

2.2.3. plant- contain cellulose

2.2.4. fungi an some animals- contain chitin

2.2.5. Function- determinate shape of cell and protect

2.2.5.1. permeable barrier ( allows to go in and out, priepustná )

2.3. Cytoplasmic membrane

2.3.1. in all EC

2.3.2. made from lipids and proteins

2.3.3. permeable or semi permeable -allowing certain mollecules to pass through

2.3.4. Function - regulates the flow of subtances in and out

2.3.4.1. contains receptors for signals

2.3.5. On surface - protrusions - psedopodia (phagocytosis),microvilli (intestine- absorption surface)

2.3.6. Phagocytosis process certain living cells phagocytes ingest or release other cells or solid particles

2.3.6.1. free living one celled organism- amobea, white blood cells

2.4. Cytoplasm

2.4.1. colloidal solution(koloidný roztok) contains organic or inorganic materials

2.4.2. Function- site of biochemical reactions , vital for cell

2.4.2.1. aids in the movement

2.4.2.2. provides medium for organells , fill up the space

2.5. Membrane bound organelles

2.5.1. Nucleus (karyon)

2.5.1.1. Control center

2.5.1.2. contains cells DNA i form of genes

2.5.1.3. Structure

2.5.1.3.1. double membrane ( karyoléma)

2.5.1.3.2. chromatin (string- like fiber)

2.5.1.4. nucleus is absent in some cells

2.5.1.5. contains one ro more nucleoli ( nucleolus- jadierko)

2.5.1.5.1. Function - synthesis of ribosomal RNA

2.5.1.5.2. rRNA(ribosomal ribonucleic acid- ribozómová ribonucleová kyselina ) a proteins trnform into ribosomes

2.5.1.6. Function - controls coordinate cell ( growth, metabolism, protein synthesis, reproduction and store genetic info.)

2.5.2. Plastids - plant cell only

2.5.2.1. based on pigment:

2.5.2.1.1. Chromoplasts

2.5.2.1.2. Chloroplasts

2.5.2.1.3. Leucoplasts

2.5.2.1.4. Amyloplasts stores and produce starch with no internal membrane compatments

2.5.3. Mitochondria - power house of cell

2.5.3.1. convent energy into usable form (glucose into ATP ) in process of cellular respiration

2.5.3.2. found in cells with high use of energy - muscle or cardiac

2.5.3.3. Structure:

2.5.3.3.1. Double membrane

2.5.3.3.2. Cristae formed by infolding of inner membrane

2.5.3.3.3. Matrix- space between inner membrane, contains mithochondrial DNA

2.5.4. Endoplasmic reticulum

2.5.4.1. Rought ER (RER)- ribosomes are attached on membrane

2.5.4.1.1. Function- protein production, tranport of CA2+ (calsium inos) in muscle cell

2.5.4.2. Smooth ER(SER) without ribosomes

2.5.4.2.1. Function - production of lipids and vitamin D, carries out the transport of matters (intra/intercellular )

2.5.5. Goldi apparatus

2.5.5.1. close to nucleus and ER

2.5.5.2. Function- produce enzymes and their matters ( enzymes, polysacharids, hormones)

2.5.5.2.1. helps in productioin of lysosomes and hydrolytic enzymes in A-cell

2.5.6. Vacuole

2.5.6.1. Tonoplast - semi permeable membrane

2.5.6.2. inside - watery fluid - cell sap- water, organic, inorganic substances

2.5.6.3. Function- shape of the cell

2.5.6.3.1. storage regions- reserve food , secretory products or waste

2.5.6.3.2. Aid in hydrolytic processes(rozkladný)

2.5.6.3.3. Excretion, digestion in protozoa( vylučovanie vakuoly u prvokov)

2.5.7. Lysosomes - single membrane structures in A-cell

2.5.7.1. rich in hydrolytic enzymes

2.5.7.2. function- inntracellular digestion and degradation of materials

2.6. Organelles with own DNA- semiautonomous

2.6.1. Nucleus

2.6.2. Mitochondria

2.6.3. Chloroplasts

2.7. Organelles without membranes

2.7.1. Ribosomes

2.7.1.1. in cytoplasm and RER

2.7.1.2. Function- Protein synthesis

2.8. Fibre structures (fibrilarne štruktúry )

2.8.1. function- motion and mechanical support

2.8.2. Cytoskeleton (framework of cell)

2.8.2.1. gives the cell shape and mechanical resistance and also aids in intracellular transport and organelles

2.8.2.2. filaments- fine threads - microfilaments (aids in motion of cytoplasm)

2.8.2.3. hollow cylinders- microtubules( part of spindle structure - separate chromosomes during cell division

2.8.2.4. make up cilia and flagella - intermediate filaments

2.8.3. Chromosomes

2.8.3.1. made up from DNA(deoxiribonucleic acid)

2.8.3.2. tightly bent around proteins

2.8.3.3. carry genetic information

2.8.3.4. visible during cell division

2.9. NON-living substances - not out any metabolic activity

2.9.1. secretory products,pigment granules,crystalline forms

2.9.2. form and cumulate in catoplasm and vacuole before excretion

2.9.3. storage substances ( starch,oil) or secretory products

2.9.4. Example Crystalline form of calcium oxalate (šťaveľan vápenatý ) CaC2O4 in dry skin of onion

3. Prokariotic

3.1. Basics

3.1.1. type of life Mill. years ago

3.1.2. Bacteria

3.1.3. PC no cell nucleus =karyon, no membrane-bound organelles

3.1.4. PC form unicellular ( single cell) organisms - bacteria archaea,bluegreen algea(sinice)

3.1.5. PC older and simplier than EC

3.2. Cell wall

3.2.1. layer which protects cell

3.2.2. made from proteins, sacharids, lipids(fats), bacteria-murein=peptidoglycan

3.2.3. Capsule - on top of cell wall

3.2.3.1. thick outher protect strans of sugar and proteinsbound together

3.2.3.1.1. that helps bacteria to adhere to each other more

3.2.3.2. not have permeability - large molecluses can pass through

3.3. Cytoplasmic membrane (plasma membrane)

3.3.1. only membrane structure

3.3.2. phospholipid bilayer( with proteins) that surround cytoplasm

3.3.3. permeable barrier- regulates flow of substances in and out

3.3.4. Function - transport of materials, respiration( replace mitochondria functions ),photosynthesis

3.4. Cytoplasm(dynamic system)

3.4.1. fills the cell

3.4.2. jelly substance- 90% waater 10% organic and inorganic cmpounds , clear ,colorless

3.4.3. Function- site of many reactions, exgange of material and energy

3.4.3.1. aids in movement of diff. cellular elements

3.4.3.2. provides medium for organells

3.5. Organelles in cytoplasm

3.5.1. Nucleus (Nukleoid= not true nucleus)

3.5.1.1. DNA is not in membrane is in cytoplasm

3.5.1.2. one long molecule od DNA(coiled up)

3.5.1.3. Function - Control Center , contains DNA

3.5.2. Plasmids

3.5.2.1. small circles of DNA

3.5.2.2. exchanging DNA between cells

3.5.2.3. bacterias = many plasmids

3.5.3. Ribosome

3.5.3.1. consists of proteins and RNA (nucleoprotein particle)

3.5.4. Inclusions

3.5.4.1. non living substances - nor carry any metabolic activity

3.5.5. Thylakoids

3.5.5.1. blue green algea and photosynthesis bacteria

3.5.5.2. flattened sacs which are the site of photosynthesis