Cell Wall (protects and supports)

Skeletal System (protects and supports)

Cell Membrane (protects and controls what enters and leaves)

Integumentary and Skeletal Systems (protects and controls what enters and leaves)

Nucleus (controls activities)

Nervous System (controls activities)

Mitochondria (converts food into energy)

Digestive System (converts food into energy)

Cytoplasm (transports material)

Circulatory System (transports material)

Cell Membrane and Vacuole (stores and removes waste)

Excretory System (stores and removes waste)

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Comparing Organelles to Organ Systems

Organelles	Organ Systems
Cell Wall (protects and supports)	Skeletal System (protects and supports)
Cell Membrane (protects and controls what enters and leaves)	Integumentary and Skeletal Systems (protects and controls what enters and leaves)
Nucleus (controls activities)	Nervous System (controls activities)
Mitochondria (converts food into energy)	Digestive System (converts food into energy)
Cytoplasm (transports material)	Circulatory System (transports material)
Cell Membrane and Vacuole (stores and removes waste)	Excretory System (stores and removes waste)