Medical Cell and Tissue Biology, BMS 6110C John P. Aris, Ph.D. Rm B1-8, 392-1873, johnarisufl Ross Pawlina, 5th Ed

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General Features of Cells. Cell - membrane bound, genetic material (DNA) encodes molecular components, self-replicating All cells - have plasma membrane, energy source, capacity for biosynthesis, ability to communicateEukaryotic cells - have organelles, cytoskeletonOrganelles - compartments that contain specific molecules and carry out specific functionsCell - basic functional unit of tissues.

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Medical Cell and Tissue Biology, BMS 6110C John P. Aris, Ph.D. Rm B1-8, 392-1873, johnarisufl Ross Pawlina, 5th Ed

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