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Nucleus

Controls and directs all cell activities

Cytoskeleton

supportive framework of protein rods and tubules that allow the cell to keep its shape

Nuclear envelope

Double bi-layered membrane containing the nucleoplasm

Chromatin

Thin, threadlike material that contains genetic instructions

Nuclear pores

Allow substances to enter and exit the nucleus


Chromatin

Thin, threadlike material that contains genetic instructions

Nucleolus

Produces ribosomes that leave through nuclear pores and go into the cytoplasm


Ribosomes

Protein synthesis

Transcription

The making of RNA to DNA

Translation

The building of proteins from RNA

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Lipid and protein synthesis, modification, and transport

Golgi Apparatus or Body

refining, packaging, and secreting proteins from the Endoplasmic Reticulum

Lysosomes

Breakdown proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and foreign particles

Peroxisomes

play a role in the synthesis of bile salts for fat digestion, detoxifies alcohol, and breaks down rare biochemicals

Mitochondria

Cellular respiration releases the energy from glucose to other substances

Microfilaments

cellular movement in cilia and flagella and help muscle cells shorten and contract

Microtubules

Maintains shape and strength of cell

Centrosome

Move to opposite sides of nucleus during cell division and help distribute chromosomes into daughter cells

Flagella

propels sperm

RNA Polymerase

the enzyme that adds nucleotides to the unwound portion of DNA

Peroxidase

Promotes metabolic reactions that give rise to hydrogen peroxide which is toxic to cells

Catalase

decomposes the hydrogen peroxide

Cristae

inner membrane with fold to increase surface area responsible for ATP

Matrix

space between two membranes, packed with proteins and needed substances