Look at the video on the right to get an overview of the complexity of the internal cell structure and its organelles.
video was sourced from WEHI at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO-W8mvBa78 6.21pm 31/05/2021
The complete breakdown of glucose occurs in the
The organelle in which phospholipids may be synthesised is the
The genetic code is translated into protein in the
The breakdown of foreign matter, such as bacteria, occurs in the
The breakdown and recycling of old organelles occurs in the
Proteins are prepared for secretion in the
Carbohydrates are added to proteins in the
Formation of hormones is closely related to the
Substances that leave or enter the cell must pass through the
A structure that gives the cell shape and assists in transport of vesicles inside the cell
A glycoprotein floating in a sea of phospholipid is most likely to be found in the
Fat is metabolised in the
Proteins are transported around the cell in a membrane bound
Some proteins are housed in an acidic fluid in the
The cell structure that regulates the passage of material both in and out of the cell.
When mRNA passes through the pores in the membrane of the
it travels through a system of channels whose membrane is studded with ribosomes known as the
. In the
amino acids are linked via peptide bonds to form proteins. These proteins are packaged in
the
and transported via microtubules to the
where they are modified and packaged for secretion.
Cell organelles and membranes that are involved in the transport of biomolecules from inside a cell to outside
a cell include:
