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| Centrioles | Barrel-shaped structures that occur in a pair near the nucleus. *used in division of animal cells |
| Chloroplasts | Transform light energy from the sun into chemical energy such as starch and sugar through photosynthesis. *found in plants and protists |
| Mitochondria | Breakdown food molecules like glucose to release energy used to power cell activity *rod-shaped with an inner and outer membrane and cristae |
| Vacuoles | Spaces used for temporary storage of water, waste, food and other materials needed by the cell *very large in plant cells |
| Cytoplasm | Clear, gel-like fluid within the cell where many important chemical reactions responsible for cell metabolism take place |
| Nucleolus | Dense area inside the nucleus that produce the sub-units that make up a robosome |
| Lysosomes | Contain digestive enzymes that breakdown worn out cell parts, macromolecules and invading viruses and bacteria |
| Golgi Apparatus | Series of stacked, flattened sacs found in the cytoplasm *recieve newly made lipids and proteins and pass them out to the rest of the cells |
| Chromatin | Found inside the nuclear membrane *set of instructions the robosome uses for building protein |
| Cytoskeleton | Made of microfilaments and microtubules that act as a scaffold to provide the cell with support, 3-D structure and are important in the cell movement |
| Cell Wall | Firm structure made of cellulose and pectin that gives the plant and fungi cells support and protection |
| Ribosome | Site of protein assembly *Sondensation of amino acids *smallest and most numerous af all cell organelles |
| Endoplasmic Reticulum | Folded membranes forming canals in the cytoplasm *function as the cells delivery system |
| Plasma Membrane | Boundary between the cell and its external enviornment *regulates what enters and leaves the cell |
