General Anatomy & Physiology

Plasma membrane, cytoplasm, nuleus - P.C.N

Structures within a CELL that CARRY OUT METABOLIC or CELLUALR functions

PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER embedded with proteins. The proteins make it SELECTIVELY permeable

Made of amino acid JOINED by PEPTIDE BONDS

SEMI-FLUID substance INSIDE a CELL MEMBRANE

SURROUNDED BY a DOUBLE MEMBRANE of DNA, REGULATES mitosis

Process of CELLULAR DIVISION in EUKARYOTES.

Receives vessels of protein, modifies, repackages, and sends it to where it is needed. Also makes Digestive enzyme vessels called lysosomes.

SURROUNDS the OUTER nucleus, produces protein THROUGH RIBOSOMES

PRODUCES and STORES LIPIDS

Powerful digestive enzymes necessary for cellular metabolism.

The POWERHOUSE of the CELL, turns FOOD we eat INTO ATP THROUGH cellular respiration

Receives SIGNALS from INSIDE or OUTSIDE the BODY and COMMUNICATES through ELECTRICAL impulses with the rest of the body

GROUP of similar CELLS that WORK TOGETHER for a single function. There are 4 basic types.

COVERS BODY surfaces and body cavities, seres as a PROTECTIVE barrier

Connects other tissues together to bind and support body parts

Made of 2 or more tissues and have a specific shape and function

Moves the body and its contents through contraction

Related organs with a common multifaceted function: digestive, respiratory, central nervous system

Divides body left and right

Above

Divides front and back

Divides top and bottom half

Below