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Nucleus
Both; Contains DNA and directs cell activity
Nuclear Membrane/ Nuclear Envelope
Both; Surrounds the nucleus, contains pores
Nuclear Pores
Both; Substances made in nucleus move into a cell’s cytoplasm through these pores
Nucleolus
Both; Produces RNA to help make proteins (where assembly of ribosomes begins)
Ribosomes
Both; Synthesis of proteins used in cell
Mitochondria
Both; Converts energy in food to energy cell can use, “powerhouse of the cell"
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Both; Rough ER-(contains ribosomes)synthesis of proteins

Smooth ER- synthesis of lipids (fats)
Golgi Apparatus(bodies)
Both; Modifies, packages and sorts proteins
Cytoplasm
Both; Fluid between nucleus and cell membrane- include organelles
Cell Wall
Plant; Maintains cell shape, protects cell
Cell Membrane
Both; Controls what enters and leaves the cell
Centriole
Animal; Important in cell division
Chloroplast
Plant; Produces sugar for plant using light energy
Vacuole
Animal- numerous small vacuoles
Plant-one large central vacuole
*Digestion, chemical storage and maintains water balance
Lysosome
Animal; Digestion of nutrients, bacteria and damaged organelles (contains enzymes)
Flagella
Animal; Digestion of nutrients, bacteria and damaged organelles (contains enzymes)
Cilia
Animal; Short hair-like projections that moves the cell itself or to move substances over or around the cell
Cytoskeleton
Both; Maintains cell shape, movement of organelles
Cell Junctions
Both; Communication between cells