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|desc=The material or protoplasm within a living cell. |
|desc=The material or protoplasm within a living cell. |
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The gooey innards of a cell. |
The gooey innards of a cell. |
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− | |process = [[Compounds|(Sunlight + CO2 → Oxygen + Glucose)]] |
+ | |process = [[Compounds|(Sunlight + CO2 → Oxygen + Glucose)]] |
+ | }} |
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== Prokaryotic Organelles == |
== Prokaryotic Organelles == |
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− | Proteins found on prokaryotic cells, most of them are inferior versions of Internal Organelles. |
+ | Proteins found on prokaryotic cells, most of them are inferior versions of Internal Organelles. |
+ | {{Organelles |
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⚫ | They are able convert '''Glucose''' into '''ATP''', but require '''Oxygen''' to function, and lower levels of '''Oxygen''' will slow down the rate of the '''ATP''' production |
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+ | |name = Metabolosome |
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− | The pigments are able to use the energy of '''Light''' to produce '''Glucose''' from water and '''Carbon dioxide'''. |
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+ | |icon = [[File:MetabolosomeIcon.png|60px]] |
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− | The rate of the glucose production scales with the concentration of '''Carbon dioxide''' and intensity of '''Light'''.}}{{Organelles|name = Chemosynthesing Proteins|icon = [[File:ChemoproteinsIcon.png|60px]]|cost = 45 MP|uses = Chemo Synthesis|desc = Clusters of proteins in the cytoplasm. |
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+ | |cost = 45 MP |
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+ | |uses = Turns Glucose [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] into ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]]. Rate scales with concentration of Oxygen|desc = Clusters of proteins wrapped in protein shells. |
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− | {{Organelles|name = Rusticyanin|icon = [[File:RusticyaninIcon.png|60px]]|cost = 45 MP|uses = Iron Respiration|desc = Rusticyanin is a protein able to use gaseous '''Oxygen''' and '''Carbon Dioxide''' to oxidize '''Iron''' from one chemical state to another.}}{{Organelles|name = Nitrogenase|icon = [[File:NitrogenaseIcon.png|60px]]|cost = 55 MP|uses = Anaerobic Nitrogen Fixation|desc = Nitrogenase is a protein able to use '''Nitrogen''' and '''ATP''' to produce '''Ammonia'''.}}{{Organelles|name = Oxytoxisome|icon = [[File:ToxinVacuoleIcon.png|60px]]|cost = 55 MP|uses = [[OxyToxy Synthesis]]|desc = Oxytoxisome is a modified metabolosome responsible for the production of a primitive version of '''OxyToxy NT'''. Release an '''OxyToxy''' by pressing E.}} |
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+ | |pname = Respiration |
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+ | |p1 = 0,04 [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] → 7,98 [[File:ATP.png|20px]] @ 21% Oxygen |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Organelles/1|cost = 50 MP|desc = Clusters of proteins and photosensitive pigments. The pigments use light as energy to produce glucose from water and gaseous CO2, and are also what give them their distinctive green color.|osmoreg=+1|storage=+1}} |
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+ | {{Organelles/1 |
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+ | |name = Chemosynthesing Proteins |
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+ | |icon = [[File:ChemoproteinsIcon.png|60px]] |
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+ | |cost = 45 MP |
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+ | |uses = Turns Hydrogen Sulfide into Glucose [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] . Rate scales with concentration of Carbon Dioxide [[File:CO2.png|20px]] |
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+ | Also turns Glucose [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] into ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]] |
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+ | |desc = Clusters of proteins in the cytoplasm. |
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+ | |pname = Chemo Synthesis |
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+ | |p1 = 0,03 [[File:HydrogenSulfide.png|20px]] → 0,03 [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] /second @ 9% [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]] |
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+ | |storage=+1 |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Organelles |
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+ | |name = Rusticyanin|icon = [[File:RusticyaninIcon.png|60px]]|cost = 45 MP |
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+ | |uses = TUrns Iron [[File:Iron.png|20px]] into ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]] . Rate scales with concentration of Carbon Dioxide [[File:CO2.png|20px]] and Oxygen [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]] |
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+ | |pname= Iron Respiration |
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+ | |p1 = 0,24 [[File:Iron.png|20px]] 20 [[File:ATP.png|20px]] @ 9% [[File:CO2.png|20px]] 21% [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]] |
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+ | |desc = Rusticyanin is a protein able to use gaseous '''Oxygen''' and '''Carbon Dioxide''' to oxidize '''Iron''' from one chemical state to another. |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Organelles/1 |
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+ | |name = Nitrogenase |
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+ | |icon = [[File:NitrogenaseIcon.png|60px]] |
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+ | |cost = 55 MP |
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+ | |uses = Turns ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]] into Ammonia [[File:AmmoniaIcon.png|20px]] . Rate scales with concentration of Nitrogen [[File:Nitrogen.png|20px]] |
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+ | |pname=Anaerobic Nitrogen Fixation |
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+ | |p1= 1,75 [[File=ATP.png|20px]] → 0,01 [[File:AmmoniaIcon.png|20px]] @ 70% [[File:Nitrogen.png|20px]] |
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+ | |desc = Nitrogenase is a protein that can use gaseous nitrogen and ATP to produce ammonia, a key growth nutrient for cells. |
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+ | |storage=+2 |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Organelles/1 |
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+ | |name = Oxytoxisome |
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+ | |icon = [[File:ToxinVacuoleIcon.png|60px]] |
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+ | |cost = 55 MP |
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+ | |uses = Turns ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]] into OxyToxy [[FIle:OxyToxy.png|20px]] . Rate scales with concentration of Oxygen [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]] |
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+ | |desc = A modified metabolosome which produces a primitive version of the toxic agent OxyToxy NT. Press E to release toxins. |
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+ | |storage=+4 |
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+ | }} |
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== External Organelles == |
== External Organelles == |
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Organelles that go on the outside of the cell. |
Organelles that go on the outside of the cell. |
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+ | {{Organelles/2 |
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− | |name=Flagellum |
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− | |icon=[[file:Flagella.png|center]]|cost= 30 MP|uses=Movement |
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− | |desc=Flagellum (plural flagella) is the basic movement parts of microbes. They allow your microbe to move faster, but also take up more ATP for each consecutively added flagella. |
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{{Organelles |
{{Organelles |
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|name=Predatory Pillus |
|name=Predatory Pillus |
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− | |icon=[[file:PredatoryPillus.png|center]]|cost= 30 MP|uses= |
+ | |icon=[[file:PredatoryPillus.png|center]]|cost= 30 MP|uses=Stab other cells with it. |
− | |desc= |
+ | |desc=A hair-like appendage made of protein found on the surface of certain microbes. |
It inflicts damage to other microbes. |
It inflicts damage to other microbes. |
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+ | |pname= |
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+ | |p1= |
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{{Organelles |
{{Organelles |
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− | |size= |
+ | |size= |
|cost= 40 MP |
|cost= 40 MP |
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+ | |process=|name = Mitochondrion|icon = [[file:Mito.png|center]]|uses = Turns Glucose [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] into ATP [[File:ATP.png|20px]] . Rate scales with concentration of Oxygen [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]]|desc = The powerhouse of the cell. The mitochondrion is a double membrane structure with enzymes inside. It is an assimilated prokaryote used by its eukaryotic host to produce energy. It uses oxygen to convert glucose into ATP.|pname = Respiration|p1 = 0,02 [[File:GlucoseIcon.png|20px]] → 10,5 [[File:ATP.png|20px]] /second @ 21% [[File:OxygenIcon.png|20px]]}} |
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− | |process=|name = Mitochondria|icon = [[file:Mito.png|center]]|uses = [[Aerobic_Respiration|Aerobic Respiration]]|desc = Mitochondria is a captured prokaryote used by an eukaryotic cell to perform respiration. |
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− | The Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.}} |
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{{Organelles |
{{Organelles |
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|name=Chloroplast |
|name=Chloroplast |
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|icon=[[file:chloro.png|center|60px]]|cost= 40 MP|uses=Thermosynthesis |
|icon=[[file:chloro.png|center|60px]]|cost= 40 MP|uses=Thermosynthesis |
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|desc=Thermoplast is a theoretical organelle capable of producing energy through heat. |
|desc=Thermoplast is a theoretical organelle capable of producing energy through heat. |
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+ | |process = [[Compounds|(Heat → Energy)]]}} |
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+ | {{Organelles|name = Chemoplast|cost = 45|uses = Chemo Synthesis|desc = Chemoplasts is an organelle that is capable to convert water, '''gaseous carbon''' and '''hydrogen sulfide''' into '''glucose'''.|icon = [[File:ChemoplastIcon.png|center|60px]]}} |
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+ | |storage=+1 |
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+ | {{Organelles |
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|row1=1 |
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|name=Vacuole|icon=[[file:vacuole.png|center]]|cost= 30 MP|uses=Stores compounds |
|name=Vacuole|icon=[[file:vacuole.png|center]]|cost= 30 MP|uses=Stores compounds |
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{{Organelles |
{{Organelles |
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|name=Bioluminescent Vacuole |
|name=Bioluminescent Vacuole |
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− | |icon=[[file:Biolumescent_Org.png|center]]|cost= TBD|uses=Bioluminescence |
+ | |icon=[[file:Biolumescent_Org.png|center]]|cost= TBD|uses=Bioluminescence|pname= |
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+ | |storage= |
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+ | |osmoreg= |
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Revision as of 02:55, 13 May 2020
Organelles are components of microbes that allow them to complete certain processes. Organelles can be added and removed from microbes through the editor.
Structural Organelles
Structural organelles give cells shape. The cytoplasm is the only organelle in this category.
10 MP | Cytoplasm | |
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Glycolysis | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
The material or protoplasm within a living cell.
The gooey innards of a cell. |
Prokaryotic Organelles
Proteins found on prokaryotic cells, most of them are inferior versions of Internal Organelles.
External Organelles
Organelles that go on the outside of the cell.
30 MP | Predatory Pillus | |
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Stab other cells with it. | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
A hair-like appendage made of protein found on the surface of certain microbes.
It inflicts damage to other microbes. |
Internal Organelles
Organelles placed on the inside of the cell. Many of these organelles perform processes, which take some compounds as input and return different compounds as output. Except the nucleus, they are locked until the cell become a eukaryote.
100 MP | Nucleus | |
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Amino Acid Synthesis | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
The nucleus carries the genetic information of the cell. It comes with two attached organelles: the endoplasmic reticulum, and the golgi apparatus |
30 MP | Chloroplast | |
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Photosynthesis | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
Chloroplast is a captured prokaryote used by eukaryotic cells to perform photosynthesis.
The chloroplast is used primarily by plant cells on earth, but some ciliates and other organisms use too. |
40 MP | Thermoplast | |
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Thermosynthesis | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
Thermoplast is a theoretical organelle capable of producing energy through heat. |
|storage=+1
30 MP | Vacuole | |
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Stores compounds | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
Vacuole is used to store compounds. Having more means more compounds can be stored at once. |
80 MP | Toxin Vacuole | |
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OxyToxy Synthesis | ||
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
+4 Storage +1 Osmoregulation Cost | ||
Produces the toxin OxyToxyNT. By pressing E, you'll release a single OxyToxy which damages other cells. |
TBD | Bioluminescent Vacuole | |
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Bioluminescence | ||
0,01 Glucose → 5 ATP | ||
Storage Osmoregulation Cost | ||