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Cell Structure

Allison

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functions of the cells organelles (allison)
the clear watery fluid between the cell wall and the nucleus cytosol (allison)
the fluid and all of the organelles floating in it cytoplasm (allison)
protects the cell and holds it together cell membrane (allison)
the brain of the cell, controls all of its functions nucleus (allison)
what controls what gets in and out of the nucleus nuclear membrane (allison)
what makes a cell develop, if we didn’t have this we would not have cells Chromatin (DNA) (allison)
the powerhouse of the cell; they have their own DNA mitochondria (allison)
receives messages from the nucleus, pinches off vesicles endoplasmic reticulum (allison)
what covers the endoplasmic reticulum ribosomes (allison)
act as transport containers that form from the endoplasmic reticulum vesicles (allison)
has the job of sorting/packaging proteins and transport them in the new vesicles golgi apparatus (allison)
bestioles that contain digestive enzymes that (1) break things down for reuse/recycling or (2) destroy invading microbes. lysosomes (allison)
the creation of energy using "cellular respiration" that involves glucose being converted into this form of energy adenosine triphosphate (ATP) (allison)
rigid outer layer that helps plants stand up cell wall (allison)
make energy using carbon dioxide, water and the Sun’s energy chloroplasts containing green chlorophyll (allison)
stores water because it does not rain all of the time large vacuole (allison)
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