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Plasma membrane

made up from proteins, a phospholipid bilayer and glycoproteins. It regulates the movement of substances in and out the cell.

Gate of the cell

Microvilli

Folded parts of the cell membrane that increase surface area for absorption

Nucleus

contains DNA in the form of chromatin which contain the instructions for protein synthesis. Also contains nucleoplasm and a nucleolus which controls the synthesis of Ribosomes with rRna and proteins

Mitochondria

The inner membrane is folded into cristae to increase surface area and inside is the matrix which contains respiratory enzymes which cause aerobic respiration which produces ATP.

powerhouse of the cell

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

large network of tubes responsive for the transport and synthesis of lipids

Rough endoplasmic reticulum

large network of tubes that usually connects to the nuclear membrane. each membrane is called a cisternae which is covered in ribosomes for the transport and synthesis of proteins

Golgi Apparatus

flattened membrane sacs which sort,modify and package the lipids and proteins produced by the RER and SER. also produces lysosomes

post office of the cell

Lysosome

membrane vesicle produced by the golgi. they contain hydrolytic enzymes called lysozymes that destroy unwanted cells and pathogens

Ribosome

made from rRNA and proteins and is responsible for protein synthesis

Cell wall

made of cellulose in plants and algae and chitin in fungi. it provides strength and rigidity to the cell so it can withstand pressure

Vacuole

contains cell sap, a weak solution of sugar and salts, and can be used for storage of waste products and to maintain a cells shape

Chloroplast

Contains the stroma which is the site of light independent reactions and thylakoid discs which contain chlorophyll for light dependent reactions like photosynthesis.

Starch Grain

a large store of glucose produced from photosynthesis that doesn’t affect a cells water potential

Algal Cells

contain flagella so they can move in water towards light


contain a large chloroplast for photosynthesis


have a cellulose cell wall


can be multicellular or unicellular

Fungal Cells

Can be multicellular or unicellular


Have a chitin cell wall


have no chloroplasts


Made of long thin strands called hyphae which increase their surface area for water absorption


Perform Extracellular Digestion by releasing digestive enzymes