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Cell Wall
~Surrounds only PLANT CELLS
~Provides cell with suport and protection
~Made of fibers of a compound called cellulcos
Cell Membrane
~Surrounds both plant and animal cells
~Made up of lipids and proteins
~separates cell from surroundings
~controls what eneters and leaves the cell (water, nutrients, waste)
Nucleus
~Guides most of the cell's activities
~Contains DNA that provides cell with information to make protiens.
~Surrounded by the nuclear membrane, which separates the nucleus from the rest of the cell.
Cytoplasm
~Jelly-like substance that contains a supporting network of protiens, fibers, and water
~Contians organelles- the nucleus and other small parts
Mitochondria
~Powerhouse of the cell
~Provides energy for the cell
Ribosomes
~Protien Factories of the cell
~Assemble protiens, which the cell uses for growth, repair, and control
Endoplasmic Reticulum
~Network of membranes folded into tubes and canals the run throughout the cytoplasm
Transports materials througout the cell
Smooth ER
Endoplasmic Reticulum with no ribosomes attached
~Involved in lipid production
Rough ER
Endoplasmic Reticulum with ribosomes attached to it
Golgi Bodies
~Center of manufacturing and shipping within the cell
~materials are altered or stored here before they are sent to other parts of the cell
Lysosomes
~Contains powerful digestive chemical for breaking down large food molecules.
~Break down waste products and old cell parts.
Vacuoles
~fluid-filled sacs that float in cytoplasm
~Store water and food materials
~Stores and helps remove waste
Chloroplasts
~green oval-shaped organelles
~Contain green compound called chlorophyll- traps energy from the sunto make glucose(energy for other processes)
~Only found in plant cells
DNA
~Stands for Deoxynucleic Acid
Organelles
~Basically the small organs that make up cells