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Gives the cell shape
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell
Holds the cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell
Helps control what moves into the cell
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell
Helps control what moves out of the cell
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell
Controls most of the cell's activities
Nucleus
Determines how proteins will be made
Nucleus
Determines when proteins will be made
Nucleus
Passes traits from parents to offspring
Nucleus
Separates the nucleus from the rest of the cell
Nuclear membrane
Surrounds the nucleus
Helps make ribosomes
Nucleolus
Inside the nucleus
Determine what traits a living thing will have
Chromosomes
Inside the nucleus
Makes up most of the cell
Cytoplasm
Between the cell membrane and the nucleus
Help move material around inside the cell
Network of canals
Contained in the cytoplasm
Connect the nuclear membrane and the cell membrane
Network of canals
Contained in the cytoplasm
Where proteins are made
Ribosomes
In the cytoplasm
Package and store chemicals to be released from the cell
Packaging structures
In the cytoplasm
Produce energy from food that has been digested
Mitochondria
In the cytoplasm
Chemicals made in these break down large molecules
Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm
Chemicals made in these get rid of disease-causing bacteria that enter the cell
Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm
Chemicals made in these destroy worn-out cell parts
Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm
Chemicals made in these form products that can be used again
Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm
Stores food
Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm
Stores water
Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm
Stores minerals
Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm
Store wastes until the cell is ready to get rid of them
Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm
The fluid inside these helps to support a plant
Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm
Help with cell reproduction
Centrioles
Within the cytoplasm, located near the nucleus in animals cells but not in plant cells
Contain chlorophyll, which traps energy from the sun
Chloroplasts
In the cytoplasm
Give plants their green color
Chloroplasts
In the cytoplasm
Protects the cell
Cell wall
Outside the cell membrane
Supports the cell
Cell wall
Outside the cell membrane