-
electron vs light microscope
-
difference
-
rediation
- visible light
- eletron beam
-
resolution
- better resolution vs poor resolution
- the ability to see distance between 2 dots
- determined by the wavelength of lights / radiation,
=1/2 wavelength
- 0.5 nm vs 200nm
-
magnification
- million vs thousand
-
specimen
- dead vs living
-
dehydration or not
- dehydration vs no dehydration
-
pigment
- heavy metal vs color pigment
-
cost
- expensive vs cheap
-
eletron microscope
-
TEM
transverse Electron microsocpe
- 2D / slice
-
SEM
Scan electron microscope
- 3D / surface
-
stage micrometer vs eyepiece graticule
- animal cell vs plant cell under light microscope
-
cell structure
-
plant cell
-
both
- below
-
only plant
-
cellulose cell wall
+(plasmodesmata,pectin)
- has plasmodesmata
- to allow efficient diffusion of water or sucrose
(from companion cell to sieve tube element)
-
central vacuole
+(tonoplast)
- function: store water /waste/food
- structure
- 1 membrane, is called
tonoplast
-
chloroplast
(granna/ thylakoid)
- function: photosynthesis to make glucose
- structures
- contain chlorophyll
- double membrane
- circular DNA
- 70s ribosome
- thylakoids / grana
-
animal cell
-
both
-
cell membrane
control materials in and out
- bilayer of phospholipid
- hydrophilic head
- form hydrogen bonds with water, to stabilise the cell membrane
- hydrophobic tail
- form the hydrophobic core to prevent entry or exit of polar molecules, e.g. water, glucose, minerals, amino acids
- protein
- transport protein
- channel protein
- carrier protein
- glycoprotein
- cholesterol
- stabilise cell membrane
- 7nm
-
cytoplasm
- jelly-like substance, site of chemical reactions
-
nucleus
- nuclear envelope
- double membranes
- has nuclear pores
(to allow mRNA, tRNA and
amino acid to move in and out)
- nucleolus
- assemble (80s) ribosome
- nuclear plasma
-
(80s) ribosome
- 22-25nm
- protein synthesis
- may attach on rough endoplasmic reticulum
- making protein, used outside of cell
- may freely moving in cytoplasm
- making protein , used in cell
-
mitochondria
- function: provide energy,
produce ATP
- structure
- double membranes
- outer membrane
- inner: cristae
- 70s ribosome
- circular DNA
-
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
- function: involved in making lipid or steroid
- structures
- single membranes
- without ribosomes attached on it
-
rough endoplasmic reticulum
- function: involved in protein synthesis,
(to form vesicle which transport polypeptide to golgi body)
- structures
- extended from nuclear envelope
- single membrane
- cisternae
- lumen between membranes,
which can allow long polypeptides to enter
- with many ribosomes attached on it
-
Golgi body
/Golgi complex
/Golgi apparatus
- function: process protein,
package protein,
modification of protein
form Golgi vesicles,
add carbohydrate onto polypeptide to form glycoprotein/glycosylation
- structure
- single membrane
- near the edge, there are
many Golgi vesicle
-
Golgi vesicle
- function: transport proteins outside of cell,
through exocytosis (ATP)
-
cytoskeleton
- function
- to support cell
- to form spindle fibre
(involved in mitosis)
- to provide pathway for exocytosis
- structures
- is made up of microtubules,
which is made up of tubulin
-
only animal
-
microvilli
- increase surface area for absorption
-
lysosome
(animal vesicle)
- contain hydrolytic enzymes to digest bacteria
or old cell parts
-
centriole
/centrosome
- to assemble spindle fibres
and involved in cell division
- centriole is made up of microtubules
-
membraned structure
-
no membrane
- ribosome
- cytoskelton
- centriole
-
single
- lysosome
- golgi vesicle
- golgi body
- central vacuole
-
ER
- smooth Endoplasmic reticulum
- rough endoplasmic reticulum
-
double
- nucleus
- mitochondria
- chloroplast
-
prokaryotes vs eukaryotes
(without nucleus vs has nucleus)
-
normal structure of
prokaryotes
-
cell wall
- contain murein/peptidoglycan
the cross linkage is peptide bond
- cell membrane
- cytoplasm
- 70s ribosome
- nucleoid / circular DNA / naked DNA
-
abnormal structures
of prokaryotes
-
pili
- for attachment on host cell
-
flagellum
- for swimming
-
capsule
- for extra protection
- mesosome
(in-folded cell membrane, it may contain enzymes)
-
plasmid
- small ring of circular DNA
-
prokaryote vs eukaryotes
-
prokaryote vs eukaryote
-
nucleus
- X
- V
-
80s ribosome
- X
- V
-
70s ribosome
- V
- V
-
mitochondria
- X
- V
-
endoplasmic reticulum
- X
- V
-
Golgi body + Golgi vesicle
- X
- V
-
linear DNA
- X
- V
-
Circular DNA
- V
- V
-
chromosome
(DNA associated with histone)
- X
- V
-
naked DNA
- V
- V (mitochondria)
-
virus
- contain protein coat/ capsid, which is made up of capsisome(protein)
- nucleic acid (DNA or RNA)
- without cell structure
-
size
- stage micrometer vs eyepiece graticule
- virus < bacteria < animal < plant
10-50nm < 50-500nm < 20000nm< 50000nm
-
cell structure
- 7nm (cell membrane)
-
ribosome
- 70s -- 20nm
- 80s---25 nm
-
golgi vesicle
- 50nm
-
lysosome
- 100-400nm
-
centriole
- 50 * 500nm
-
mitochondria
- 100*1000nm
-
chloroplast
- 400*2000nm
-
nucleus
(10000nm)
- nucleolus(2000-4000nm)