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name all the organelles:
golgi apparatus
golgi vesicles
lysosome
mitochondria
centrioles
peroxisomes
nucleus
nucleoli
RER
SER
transport vesicles
secretory vesicles
name the function of all of the following terms: golgi apparatus
manufactures carbohydrates & packages proteins, carbs and lipids into transport vesicles for delivery to their final destination
name the function of lysosome
vesicles that contain digestive enzymes for organelles and foreign substances
mitochondria
powerhouse of the cell. provides cell with majority of its energy
name the function of the centrioles
responsible for forming spindle fibers needed for mitosis
name the function of peroxisomes
simlular to lysosomes in that they digest foreign substances. neutralize free radicals and detox alcohol and drugs
name the function of nucleus
center of the cell, contains chromosomes, controls all cellular activity
name the function of nucleoli
responsible for manufacture of ribosomes
what is endoplasmic reticulum
system of membraneous channels subdivided into rough and smooth
RER
manufactures proteins where they are modified, stored and dispatched to other areas of the cell.
name the function of SER
responsible for synthesis of lipids
golgi vesicles
deliver contents from the golgi apparatus to other organelles or to the plasma membrane for incorporation into the membrane
name the function of transport vesicles
small membrane enclosed sacs that transport from 1 organelle to another
name the function of secretory vesicles
fuse with the plasma membrane and release their contents via exocytosis