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Pre-AP Organelles
Know the names and functions of organelles in eukayotic cells
Biology Term | Function |
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CELL WALL | THE DEFINITE BOUNDARY THAT IS PART OF THE OUTER STRUCTURE OF THE CELL |
CENTRIOLE | SEPARATES CHROMOSOMES DURING CELL DIVISION |
CHLOROPLAST | CAPTURES THE ENERGY FROM SUNLIGHT AND CONVERTS IT TO CHEMICAL ENERGY (PHOTOSYNTHESIS) |
CYTOPLASM | MATERIAL INSIDE THE CELL MEMBRANE - NOT INCLUDING THE NUCLEUS |
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM | WHERE LIPID COMPONENTS OF THE CELL MEMBRANE ARE ASSEMBLED, ALONG WITH PROTEINS AND OTHER MATERIALS THAT ARE EXPORTED FROM THE CELL. |
GOLGI APPARATUS | MODIFIES, SORTS, AND PACKAGES PROTEINS FROM THE ER FOR STORAGE IN THE CELL/SECRETION OUTSIDE THE CELL |
LYSOSOME | TRANSPORTS UNDIGESTED MATERIAL TO CELL MEMBRANE FOR REMOVAL;DIGESTS/BREAKS DOWN LIPIDS, CARBS, AND PROTEINS INTO SMALL MOLECULES THAT CAN BE USED BY THE REST OF THE CELL |
MITOCHONDRIA | RECYCLES AND DECOMPOSES PROTEINS, FATS, AND CARBOHYDRATES; CONVERT CHEMICAL ENERGY IN FOOD INTO COMPUNDS THAT ARE MORE CONVENIENT FOR THE CELL TO USE |
NUCLEAR ENVELOPE | LAYER OF 2 MEMBRANES THAT SURROUNDS THE NUCLEUS OF THE CELL |
NUCLEOLUS | CONTAINS RNA FOR PROTEIN MANUFACTURING |
NUCLEUS | CONTAINS GENETIC MATERIAL (DNA), CONTROLS THE CELL'S ACTIVITIES, AND CONTAINS CODED INSTUC. FOR MAKING PROTEINS |
ORGANELLE | PERFORMS IMPORTANT CELLULAR FUNCTIONS WITHIN A EUKARYOTIC CELL |
PLASMA MEMBRANE | ALLOWS PASSAGE OF MATERIALS |
PLASTID | DELIVERS NUTRIENTS & PROTEINS THROUGHOUT THE CELL, OR TRANSPORTS WASTES TO THE CELL MEMBRANE |
RIBOSOME | PRODUCE PROTEINS USING CODED INSTRUC. THAT COME FROM THE NUCLEUS |
VACUOLE | STORES WATER, SLATS, PROTEINS, AND CARBOHYDRATES |
VESICLE | STORES FOOD AND PIGMENTS |
MICROFILAMENTS | THREADLIKE STRUCTURES THAT FORM EXTENSIVE NETWORKS TO FORM A TOUGH, FLEXIBLE FRAMEWORK THAT SUPPORTS THE CELL |
MICROTUBULES | THEY PLAY A CRITICAL ROLE IN MAINTAINING THE CELL'S SHAPE |
CYTOSKELETON | A NETWORK OF PROTEIN FILAMENTS THAT HELPS THE CELL TO MAINTAIN ITS SHAPE |