1. animal cells
1.1. eukaryotic
1.2. peroxiomes
1.3. protein crystal
1.4. GAP Junctions
1.4.1. rapid cell communication
1.5. Tight junctions
1.6. anchoring/adhering junctions
2. plant cells
2.1. eukaryotic
2.2. large central vacuoles
2.3. most lack lysosomes
2.4. chloroplasts
2.4.1. photosynthesis
2.4.2. stroma
2.4.3. thylakoids
2.5. cell wall
2.5.1. mechanical strength
2.5.2. regulate volume
2.5.3. prevent cells from bursting
2.5.4. cell specialization
2.6. plasmodesta
2.6.1. nutrients
2.6.2. biochemicals
3. cell membrane
3.1. phospholipids
3.1.1. glycerol
3.1.2. phosphate group
3.1.3. 2 fatty acids
3.1.4. amphilpathic
3.1.4.1. polar
3.1.4.1.1. hydrophillic
3.1.4.2. nonpolar
3.1.4.2.1. hydrophobic
3.2. protein production
3.2.1. transport proteins
3.2.2. enzymes
3.2.3. recognition proteins
3.2.4. adhesion proteins
3.2.5. receptor proteins
3.3. protein localization
3.4. cellular digestion
3.4.1. lysosomes
3.5. energy-related organelles
3.5.1. mitochondria
3.5.1.1. matrix
3.5.1.2. cristae
4. molecules
4.1. endomembrane system
4.2. some proteins are secreted
4.3. proteins enter rough ER (rER)
4.3.1. transport vesicles
4.3.2. golgi apparatus
5. Organelles
5.1. Organisms are composed of cells.
5.2. cells are the smallest unit of life
6. cells
6.1. bacterial cell
6.1.1. DNA/RNA
6.1.2. ribosomes
6.1.3. cytoplasm
6.1.4. cell membrane
6.2. eukaryotic cell
6.2.1. ribosomes
6.2.2. cytoplasm
6.2.3. cell membrane
6.2.4. nucleus
6.2.4.1. DNA/RNA
6.2.4.2. ribosome
6.2.5. membrane bonded organelles
6.2.6. protists
6.2.7. cytoskeleton
6.2.7.1. structural support
6.2.7.2. aids in cell division
6.2.7.3. organelle transport
6.2.7.4. cell movement
6.2.7.5. 3 major components
6.2.7.5.1. microfilaments
6.2.7.5.2. intermediate filaments
6.2.7.5.3. microtubules
6.2.8. funfi
6.2.9. plants
6.2.10. animals
6.3. prokaryote
6.3.1. the most ancient form of life
6.3.2. bacteria domain
6.3.3. archaea domain