Organels of Cells

Organels of Cells 

The cells are composed of units called organels that had come together and created cells.There are some basic organels to keep work in cell.Now we are going to examine them under classifactions.

First general classifaction is between animal and plant cells.The we will study animal cells in prokaryotic and eukaryotic groups.When we look at these we got a schematic like that in below:




There are different and similar organelles between them.This table in below will help you to understand better.


Organelles
Plants
Animals
Chloroplast
Yes
No
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Yes
Yes
Golgi Apparatus
Yes
Yes
Mitochondrion
Yes
Yes
Vacuole
Yes
Yes
Nucleus
Yes
Yes
Acrosome
No
Yes
Autophagosome
Yes
Yes
Centriole
No
Yes
Cillium
Mostly no
Yes
Eyespot apparatus
Mostly no
No
Glycosome
No
Mostly no/some protoza
Glyoxysome
Yes
No
Hydrogenosome
Mostly no
Mostly no
Lysosome
Yes
Yes
Melanosome
No
Yes
Mitosome
No
Mostly no
Myofibril
No
Yes/in muscle cells
Nucleolus
Yes
Yes
Parenthosome
No
Yes/in fungi
Perixosome
Yes
Yes
Proteasome
Yes
Yes
Ribosome
Yes
Yes
Vesicle
Yes
Yes









The cell wall

Function: It prevent bursting the cell in hypotenic solution


Importance:Keeps alive cell.It is important for photosynthetic sea plants.

Structure:Made up of cellulose.




Ribosome

Function:Protein syntheis

Importance: Protein is used for nearly needed for everything.For example they are needed to synthesise enzymes.Also they are needed to form some organelles.

Structure:They are made up of 50 proteins and RNAs



Endpolasmic reticulum 

It divides into two as Rough E.R and Smooth E.R

→Rough E.R

Function:Protein synthesis, trnsportation of materials.

Importance: Translation of proteins.

→Smooth E.R

Function:To synthesis lipid and steroid, transportation of substances.

Importance: Translation of lipids.

Structure: It is extended membrane system.Contain either ribosomes or not.




Golgi Apparatus:


Function:Packaging materials,macromolecule productuin,Collects proteins and lipids made in ER.

Importance:

Structure:Stacks of flattened membrane sacks.



Lysosome


Function:Contains digestive enyzme,digest foods and worn out organelles.

Importance:Prevents "trashes",releasing the digestive acidic enzyme to cell.

Structure:Strong single membrane compartment because of not to release the digestive enzyme to cell





Peroxisome

Function:Break down of hydrogen peroxide,long fatty acid chains by beta oxidation

Importance:As it breakdowns materials,they become naturalised and harmless for cell.Also it takes important mission in yeast while making alcohol by sending the broken fatty acid chains to mitochondrion.

Structure: Single membrane compartment



Mitochondria

Function:Respiration, produces ATP

Importance:Energy profuction from glucose

Structure: Double membrane compartment




Plastids

Function:storage, photosynthesis

Importance:they are important because they produce oxygen and food.

Structure:they have double membrane

 




Vacuoles

Function:Storage,transportation,help homeotasis.

Importance:Kepps the stability of the cell.For example by taking protonsfrom cytosol, it stabilises ph range of cytoplasm.

Structure:Seperated from cytoplasm by a membrane named tonopalst.




Nucleus

Function:Maintance of DNA, RNA trancription

Importance:it is the control centre of cell so it is the "boss" around there.It gives orders,inspect the cell.

Structure:Double membrane compartment with pores on the nuclear envelope.





Acrosome

Function:Helps spermatozoon to fuse with oven

Importance:Reproduction

Structure:Single membrane comaprtment




Autophagosome

Function:Vesicle that is take the organelle inside itself when it is needed to digestion.

Importance:Digestion of organelles occurs in a safe place 

Structure:Double membrane compartment




Centriole

Function:Anchor for cytoskeleton,organizes cell division

Importance:The animals cell are divided by the help of centriole.It creates spindle fibers.Also it is takes role in shape of the cell.

Structure:group of microtubules





Cillium

Function:Movement

Importance:Critical for developmental sihnaling pathway

Structure:Microtubule proteins that covers the surface of cell




Eyespot apparatus

Function:Detects light

Importance:Allowing phototaxis to take place

Structure:They are made by eyespot proteins





Glycosome

Function: Take part in glycolysis

Importance:It is a unit that takes part in anaerobic respiration

Structure:Single membrane compartment





Glyoxysome

Function:Converts fats into sugar

Importance:Glyoxylate path

Structure:Specialized peroxisome





Hydrogenosome

Function:Enery reproduction and hydrogen release

Importance:Keep the life of the cell by producing energy

Structure:Double membraned like mitochondrion about 1-2 micrometers that is evolved from mitochondrion





Melanosome

Function:Pigment storage

Importance:Give the color for the place where it is found

Structure:they could be about 500 nanometer and shaped like a round or sasugage-shape.



Mitosome

Function:Make colonie

Importance:Assembly of Fe-S cluster, 

Structure:Only found in where mitochondrion is not found.






Myofibril

Function:Myocyte contraction

Importance:Muscle contration

Structure:They are formed from tubular cells that developed from myoblast.





Nucleolus

Function:Pre ribosome production

Importance:Contains the rRNAs that is needed for ribosome synthesis


Structure:Dark spherical shape with no enclosing embrane it from nucleoplasm





Proteasome

Function:Breakdown damaged or unneeded proteins by 

Importance:Cleaning

Structure:Cylindrical complex that contains a core




Vesicle

Function:Material transport

Importance:Excretion

Structure:Part of a cell wall




Cytoskeleton

Function:

Importance:

Structure: