| A | B |
|---|
| The portion of the cell that forms part of the mitotic spindle during division | centriole |
| A cell tha carries on a great deal of digestion also contains a large number of | lysosomers |
| The area of the cell between the plasma membrane and nuclear membrane where chemical reactions occur | cytoplasm |
| The "powerhouse" of the cell where ATP is produced | mitochondria |
| The site of protein synthesis in a cell | ribosomes |
| The organelles that contain enzymes for the metabolism of hydrogen peroxide | peroxisomes |
| The framework of cilia, flagella, centrioles and spindle fibers is formed by | microtubules |
| The external boundary of a cell through which substances enter and exit | cell membrane |
| The cytoskeleton is formed by microtubules, intermediate filaments and | microfilaments |
| The portion of a cell tha tcontains hereditary information | nucleus |
| The tail of a sperm cell is a long whiplash structure | flagella |
| Lipid and protein secretion, carbohydrate synthesis, and assembly of glycopproteins are functions of | golgi apparatus |
| Storage of digestive enzymes is accomplish by the | lysosome |
| Projections of cells tha tmove substances along their surfaces | cilia |
| provides a surface area for chemical reactions, a pathway for transportation molecules | endoplasmic reticulum |
