| A | B |
|---|
| golgibodies | These help manufacture and store cellular secretions |
| endoplasmic reticulum | cellular materials may be transported through this network of tubelike structures |
| vacueles | these fluid-filled sacs may be used for storage |
| mitochodrion | the cell powerhouses these. there are fluid-filled organelles with a double -layered membrane |
| nucleus | Almost every type of cell contains this central spherical body |
| fludmosic | this is the current model of membrane structure that accounts for liquid lipid bilayer |
| lysosomes | These organelles contain powerful chemicals that hydrolyze food molecules |
| organelles | these areas of the cell are specialized to perform cellular functions |
| centrioles | Found only in animal cells, these organelles are important for cell division |
| Defuson | Random movement of particles from an area of greater concentration to one of lesser concentration |
| flagium | these long, whiplike projections of a cell are used for locomotion |
| Chromatin | mass of material inside the nuclear membrane that appears as chromosomes during cell division |
| ribosomes | Proteins are synthesized on these |
| microfiliment | this is the structure that makes up the fibrils of skeletal muscle. |
| membrane | This is the boundary that sets the cell apart from its environmental |
