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organelles

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cell membrane phospholipid bilayer with embedded protein molecules. controls which substances may enter or leave a cell and maintains cell integrity
nucleus a large circular organelle surrounded by a double membrane which has many pores to allow movement of materials in and out of nucleus. holds genetic material
nucleolus small circular section section within the nucleus. holds RNA which plays a role in protein synthesis
mitochondria rod shaped with an external membrane and cristae to increase surface area. converts glucose to a more usable form of energy (ATP) in the process of cellular respiration
endoplasmic reticulum a highly folded membrane structure that is continuous with the nuclear membrane. rough has ribosomes and where protein synthesis occurs. smooth involved in lipid metabolism
ribosomes found on rough ER or free floating. function in the translation phase in the synthesis of proteins. ovary cells producing hormones
golgi apparatus flat plate like sacs with surrounding vesicles. package, modify, store and secrete cellular products
centrioles composed of 2 sets of microtubles set at right angles of each other. organise formation of spindles
lysosomes vesicles full of digestive enzymes. destruction of foreign bodies
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