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VAHS Cell Parts

VAHS Bio Plant and Animal Cell Parts Description

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Cell Membrane Controls what enters and leaves the cell; 2 layers thick
Mitochrondria Double-membrane: generates cell memory
Cytoplasm All cell contents except nucleus: cytosol + organelles
Cytoskeleton Microtubules: support cell and maintain or change shape (plant & animal)
Golgi complex sort, modify, package, store & distribute molecules: layers of membranes
Cell Wall tough, ridged, layered, cellulose outer covering; protects plant cell
Lysosome contains enzymes to break down molecules: (mostly animal)
Vacuole Membrane bound storage compartment (mostly plants)
Ribosome Two parts: assembles proteins form amino acids
Nucleus Double Membrane bound structure; holds cell DNA
Cytosol Jelly-like stubstance; chemical reactions happen here
Chromosome Condensed structures: carry cell's genetic information during division
Centrioles Pair of animal organelles involved in cell division
DNA Double helix (twisted ladder) structure; plans for proteins
Rough ER Membranes with robosomes that help transport and make proteins
Nucleolus Ribosomes formed here in the nucleus
Smooth ER Process lipids, carbohydrates & modify toxins: more tubular membrane
Chromatin Thread-like strands of DNA in nucleus during interphase
Nuclear Pore Openings in the double layer nuclear membrane
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