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Cells Function

Cell Organelles, Transport, & Division

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Cell organelle allows materials into and out of cell. It is a thin, flexible outer covering of a cell. Cell membrane
Cell organelle that is a gel-like fluid made up mostly of water and holds the cell organelles. Cytoplasm
Cell organelle that holds the genetic material and is the control center of a cell. Nucleus
Cell organelle that acts like a temporary storage center. Holds water, food, or waste. Vacuole
Cell organelle that contains chlorophyll and is the site where photosynthesis takes place. Chloroplast
The green pigments found in organism that aid in photosynthesis. Chloropyll
Cell organelle that is the energy producing sites in cells where respiration takes place. Mitochondria
Cell organelle made up mostly of cellulose, that provides support and shape for plant cells. Cell Wall
Cell organelle that is responsible for digesting certain materials within the cell. Lysosomes
Cell transport that moves materials from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. Involves water, food, & sugar. Diffusion
Cell transport that is the movement of water from an area of higher conentration to an area of lower concentration. Involves the movement of only water. Osmosis
The name for the genetic material found in the nucleus. DNA
The process that converts sunlight into food with the aid of chlorophyll. photosynthesis
The process that breaks down glucose to release energy in a cell. cellular respiration
Process that takes place in the nucleus that results in a duplicate copy of the cell. Mitosis
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