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Botany Student Outline – Plant Cell Structure Plant Cell Structure 1. Introduction A. Cell i. Cell Theory a. Problems • Slime Molds • Derbesia • Cladophora ii. Organismal Theory B. Size i. Surface to Volume Ratio C. Cell Types i. Eukaryotic Cells ii. Prokaryotic Cells 2. The Cytoskeleton A. Actin Filaments B. Microtubules • Tubulin C. Intermediate Filaments 3. Cell Wall • Middle Lamella A. Primary Wall B. Secondary Wall i. Cellulose ii. Lignin iii. Suberin iv. Cutin C. Cell Wall Construction Page 1 Botany Student Outline – Plant Cell Structure D. 4. 5. Cell Wall and Intercellular Communication i. Plasmodesmata a. Primary Pit Fields b. Water Conducting Cells Plasma (cell) Membrane (Plasmalemma) • Phospholipid Bilayer • Unit Membranes Organelles A. Nucleus i. Anatomy a. Nuclear Membrane b. Pores c. Nucleoplasm d. Chromatin e. Chromosomes. ii. Gene Action a. Protein Syntheses • Structural • Metabolic • Others b. Transcription • Messenger RNA (mRNA) c. Translation Transcription DNA B. Translation mRNA Proteins Ribosomes • Ribosomal RNA (rRNS) Page 2 Botany Student Outline – Plant Cell Structure C. D. E. F. CH O 6 12 6 • Ribosomal Subunits • Function • Free Ribosomes • Polysomes (Polyribosomes) • Attached to the Endoplasmic Reticulum Endoplasmic Reticulum • Cisternae i. Rough (Granular) ER ii. Smooth (Agranular) ER Dictyosomes (Golgi Complex) i. Overview • Cisternae. ii. Basic Functions • Transitional Vesicles. • Secretory Vesicles iii. Cell Wall Synthesis Vacuoles Mitochondria i. Cristae • Cristae ii. Cellular Respiration + 6O 2 6CO 2 + 6H O G. Plastids i. Chloroplasts a. Stroma b. Grana • Frets or Lamellae ii. Leucoplasts a. Amyloplast iii. Chromoplasts G. Peroxisomes • Free Radicals Catalase Page 3 2 + ATP + HEAT Botany Student Outline – Plant Cell Structure H2O2 H. 6. 2H2O Flagella & Cilia i. Flagella • Dynein Cytoplasm A. Cyclosis Page 4 + O2