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nucleus
houses genetic material of the cell and nucleolus
nucleolus
only sometimes there, makes rRNA
mitochondria
double membrane, large surface area from folds, create E and ATP through cellular respiration
ribosomes
helps protein synthesis 1 mRNA with ribosomes everywhere = polysome
golgi apparatus
harbors vesicles, modify macromolecules (lipids + protein), ship them to correct locations (post office)
rough ER
site of membrane and protein synthesis (ribosomes transmembreane exocyctosis) , lots of surface area HUGE
smooth ER
site for synthesis and metabolism of lipids, has important enzymes, in muscles as well
lysosomes
have enzymes of pH 5 called lysosymes take damaged cell parts and break them up and resist infection by breaking down bacteria
chloroplast
major role in protein syntheis 3 membranes, surface area, membrane catches light, chlorofil in stacks
cytoskelton
network of protein filiaments microtubles = railroad system, actin = protein dissassemble/reassemble, intermediate - scaffolding, all dynamic, organize mitosis and composed of tublin monomers
cytoplasm
area in cell with nothing
vacuole
central one is only in plants, temporarily stores something ingested by the cell, big