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Page 1: Chapter 2 – Cell structure & the cell cycle. Plant Cells.

Chapter 2 – Cell structure & the cell cycle

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Plant Cells

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What distinguishes plant cells?

Plastids (chloroplasts, etc.) Cell wall Large central vacuole Plant cell specific connections

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Where are the chloroplasts?

Plastids– Chloroplasts– Leucoplasts

Amylopasts Elaioplasts (niyb)

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Plastids - Chromoplasts

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Chloroplasts, mitochondria and endosymbiosis

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Chloroplast Genome

Circular DNA molecule Replicate independently Sequence characteristics

resembles that of bacteria

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Paramecium with endosymbiont Chlorella

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Plant cell walls Primary cell walls Secondary cell walls

-for structural support

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Cell walls Pectins (proteins) and hemicelluloses

(carbohydrates) link cellulose molecules together

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Cell Walls

Lignin strengthens & waterproofs secondary cell walls

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Plant cell connections

Middle lamella (pectins) hold cells together

Bordered pits speed water and solute diffusion through cells with secondary cell walls

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Bordered pits

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Plant cell connections

Plasmodesmata provide cytoplasmic connections between cells

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Plasmodesmata

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Cytoskeleton

Microtubules Microfilaments Motor proteins

(walking molecules)

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Movement in plant cells and the cytoskeleton

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Plant cell research

Plasmodesmata

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