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DARWINISM REFUTED

Golgi Complex
DETAIL 1: Plasma Membrane (Lipid Bilayer) ● Modifies, distributes&packages DETAIL 2: Nuclear Envelope
Controls exchange of materials between secretory products. Double phospholipid bilayer
inside & outside of cell. ● Distributes & recycles cellular membrane that segregates contents
Surface membrane. of nucleus from cytoplasm.
Membrane
Protein Granules of
Secretory Granule Nuclear Pore
Integral
Glycoprotein Protein Lysosome Central Granule
Microtubule
Transfer vesicle
Peripheral
Proteins
Phospholipid
Molecule
Nuclear Pore
Transmembrane
Channel Protein
Golgi Saccule
Cholestrol
Maturing
Centrioles Face of
● Organelles containing 9 Golgi
triplet bundles of Apparatus
microtubules. ● Important
role in cell division.
Golgi Saccule
Nucleus
● Contains chromosomal DNA
packaged into chromation fiber. Forming
● Plays central role in heredity. Face of
● Controls cellular activity. Golgi
Apparatus
Nucleolus
● Site where ribosomal RNA is
assembled, processed and
packaged with proteins into
ribosomal subunits.
Nuclear Envelope
(See DETAIL 2)
Nuclear Pore
● Special permeable sites
on nuclear surface which
allow certain macro-
molecules to pass between
nucleus and cytoplasm. Cytosol
● Gel-like
Mitochondrion intracellular fluid
● Power plant of the cell where many of
● Provides energy in the form cell's chemical
of ATP through oxidative reactions occur.
phosphorylation.
Outer&Inner Membrane Plasma
of Mitochondrion Membrane
(See DETAIL 1)
Matrix Space
Cristae
DETAIL 3:
Basal Body of Flagellum Cytoskeleton
● Identical in structure to a Provides structural
centriole. organization to the
cell.
Flagellum
● Microtubular structure
which grows from the
basal body. Used for
locomotion.
Plasma membrane
Polysome
Ribosome
● Contains high Microtubule
Rough Endoplasmic concentration of RNA.
9+2 pairs of Dynein Arm Reticulum (RER) ● Important role in Microtrabecular
microtubules ● Enzymatic activity ● Segregation, protein synthesis. Strand
modification & trans-
of dynein (protein) portation of proteins
releases the & lysosomal enzymes. Smooth Endoplasmic
energy from ATP ● Ribosome studded Reticulum (SER) Mitochondrion
required for membrane. ● Synthesis of lipids
motility. ● Role in detoxification.
● No ribosomes.
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