the nucleus is the control center of the cell. the nucleus stores dna and genetic information required for mitosis and growth
the nucleolus is contained within the nucleus and is responsible for making ribosomes
ribosomes are the smallest membrane in the cell and creates protein. they are often referred to as protein factories
the Golgi apparatus sorts important proteins and fat in the cell before they are delivered to their next destination
is an anetwork of bubbles and tubes that are either rough or smooth. it helps modify and transport proteins
cell membrane is a barrier around the cell. it is semi-permeable, meaning that it allows something to enter the cell while other things are excluded. the role of the cell membrane is to control the entry and exit of various substances in the cell
lysosomes contain digestive enzymes for the cell
vacuoles are found in many small storage bubbles in an animal cell. they store food and nutrients in a cell
the mitochondria produce energy necessary for the cells to survive and function. the energy is converted from glucose into adenosine triphosphate-atp which is usable energy
cytoplasm provides support for the internal structures of the cell. it contains the cells organelles
the components in cells
the cell wall is the rigid layer with the primary purpose of protecting and providing support for the cell
chloroplast contain chlorophyll which is required for photopsinthesis
vacuole is a large membrane in the cell that is filled with fluid that helps maintain the shape of the cell
robert hooke
a unicellular organism is a single cell that carries out all the necessary functions required for survival.
a cell made up of many cells that takes on specialized funtionns
rectangular
round or oval
has a membrane bound nucleus
before nucleus
true nucleus