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-Located between the nucleus and cell membrane, its made up of water, gas, and waste.


-Thick like substance


-Flows within cell and holds organelles

Cytoplasm

-Fastens to the cell membrane and nuclear membrane


-Has no ribosomes attached


-topIs a system of canals for materials to pass through the cylasm


-Provides a surface for ribosomes to attach to


-made up of proteins

Endoplasmic reticulum (smooth)

-Fastens to the cell membrane and nuclear membrane


-Made up of proteins


-Has ribosomes attached


Endoplasmic reticulum (rough)

Attached to the endoplasmic reticulum


-Made up of acid


-Granular in appearance


-Contains enzymes that control protein


-Contains large amounts or RNA

Ribosome

Centre of respiration in the cell


-Proteins


-Rod shape, each layer contains protein + fat

Mitochondria

Stomach of the cell


-Simple, single membrane


-Known as the "suicide sac"


-When a cell takes in a large molecule the lysosome breaks the molecule down

Lysosome

Near the endoplasmic reticulum


-Made of a series of flattened stacked pouches called cisternae


-looks like a stack of flattened sacs


-Acts as a protein packaging factory, wraps up large numbers of protein and molecules into a single bundle

Golgi apparatus

Only in plants


-Contains chlorophyll (green pigment)


-Photosynthesis occurs here (converts sun's energy into carbohydra

Chloroplast

Only in plants


-Made of cellulose and protein


-Jelly like, made of layers


-Protects and supports the cell

Cellwall

Located at the center of the cell


-Made up of DNA


-Round jelly


-Control centre for all cell activities


-takes part in and controls cell division

Nucleus

Located on the nucleus


-Thin double membrane


-Allows certain substances to pass from the nucleus to the cytoplasm

Nuclear membrane

Located on the nucleus


-Thick fluid, rich in protein


-Holds nucleolus in place

Nucleoplasm

Granular material of (DNA and protein)


-Controls the activities of the cell

Chromosome

Outer most layer of the animal cell, inside the cell wall of a plant cell


-Made of pores, two layers (not solid)


-Allows certain substances into and or out of the cell

Cell membrane

Located within the nucleus


-Takes part in protein synthesis


-Produces ribosomes

Nucleolus

Located in plants


-Made up of fluid mainly water, very large


-Controls the movement of molecules from the vacuole into the cell

Vacuole