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1.1 Cell Structure

Julia Anderson

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Organelles (Julia) The function of cell are performed by structures.
Cytosol (Julia) Between the cell wall and the nucleus is a clear, watery fluid.
Cytoplasm (Julia) The fluid (cytosol) and all the organelles floating in it.
Cell membrane (Julia) Contols what gets into and out of the cell.
Nucleus (Julia) The brain of the cell, controlling all of the cells functions.
Nucleus membrane (Julia) Controls what gets into and out of the nucleus and it protects the precious chromatin (DNA).
Chromatin (Julia) Complex of DNA, protein and RNA.
Mitochondria (Julia) Create the energy that cells need to function and live and also have their own DNA.
Endoplasmic reticulum (Julia) Channels that transform proteins made by ribosomes and is close to the nucleus so it can receive messages quickly.
Ribosomes (Julia) Creates proteins
Vesicles (Julia) They act like transport containers.
Golgi apparatus (Julia) It sorts and packages proteins and transport them in new vesicles around the cell and to other cells through cell membrane.
Lysosomes (Julia) Vesicles that contain digestive enzymes that can break things down and detroy invading microbes.
ATP (Julia) Is the Energy that is produced by cellular respiration
Cell Wall (Julia) Rigid outer cell wall that helps plants stand up but not found in animals.
Chloroplast (Julia) Contains green chlorophyll make energy using carbon dioxide, water and the sun’s energy
Large Vacuoles (Julia) Stores water because it does not rain all the time.
Chlorophyll It makes energy using co2, water and sun
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