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Cell Types
A.Prokaryotes:
Bacteria & Archae
Have no nucleus or
membrane-bound
organelles.
Outside: flagella or pilli
Enclosing: envelope cell
wall
Inside: - Cell genome
(circular molecule)
- Extrachromosomal
DNA (plasmid)
- 50S+30S ribosome
RNA/protein synthesis
coupled in cytoplasm
Structure External to the Cell Wall
FLAGELLA
Flagella are relatively long
filamentous appendages
consisting of a filament, hook
and basal body
Prokaryotic flagella rotate to
push the cell, facilitate
movement and
communication between cells.
Flagellar (H) protein functions
as an antigen flagellin
Structure External to the Cell Wall
FIMBRIAE (PILI)
Many Gram negative bacteria possess
rigid surface appendages,shorter and
thinner than flagella called pili or
fimbriae
They are composed of structural protein
subunits termed pilins
Minor protein located at the tips of pili, are
responsible for the attachment properties
Two classes can be distinguished :
ordinary pili, which play a role in the
adherence of symbiotic and pathogenic
bacteria to host cells, and sex pili, which
are responsible for the attachment of
donor and recipient cells in bacterial
conjugation
The Cell Wall
Gram-positive cell walls consist of
many layers of peptidoglycan and
also contain teichoic acids
Gram-negative bacteria have a
lipopolysaccharide-lipoprotein-
phospholipid outer membrane
surounding a thin peptidoglycan
layer
The outer membrane protects the
cell from phagocytosis and from
penicillin, lysozyme and other
chemicals
Porins are proteins that permit
small molecules to pass through the
outer membrane.
The lipopolysaccharide consists of
sugar (O polysaccharides) that
function as antigens and lipid A,
which is an endotoxin
Cell Types
. Eukaryotes: contains membrane
bound nucleus and organelles.
Nucleus contain DNA (linear
molecule with histone protein)
Some eukaryotic organelles such as
mitochondria contain some
DNA
Eukaryotes:
Prokaryotes:
DNA is located in membrane-
no membrane-bound nucleus bound nucleus
transcription and translation Transcription and translation are
are coupled separated in space and time
THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN PROKARYOTES
AND
EUKARYOTES
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
PROKARYOTES AND
EUKARYOTES
Endomembrane - +
Nuclear membrane - +
Mitochondria/Chloroplas - +
t
Golgi Apparatus - +
Endoplasmic Reticulum - +
Binary fission (simple Mitosis (fission or budding)
Cell division
division) Meiosis
Prokaryotes Eukaryotes
Typical organism bacteria Protist, fungi, plants,
animals
Typical size ~1-10 m ~10-100 m
Phospolipid
Protein Transmembran
Transport zat
Protein tertanam pd lap lipid protein
transmembrane
Protein yg mengapung diantara lipid
protein integral
Proteins yg tdpt pd bag luar lipid bilayer
peripheral
Nucleus
Control center of the cell
Contains DNA
Surrounded by a double
membrane
Usually the easiest
organelle to see under a
microscope
Contains DNA
found on chromatin
strands
Materials pass in and
out through the
nuclear membrane
Fungsi nukleus
Site of protein
synthesis
Produced in a part of
the nucleus called
Ribosom
Ribosom prokariot tdr atas sub unit besar 50S & sub unit
kecil 30S
Ribosom eukariot tdr atas sub unit besar 60S & sub unit
kecil 40S