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1.1 Cell structure

Rafael Izas Liard

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Organelles --Rafael Izas Liard they serve as the cell's organs
Cytosol clear watery substance located between the cell wall and the neucleus -serves to protect the organells from gravity and keeps them in their place - it also allows for chemical signals to travel trough the cell
Cytoplasm combination of organelles and cytosol
Nucleus the neucleus is like the brain of the cell, controlling all of its functions
Nuclear membrane it controls what is allowed to go in and out of the nucleus and protects the DNA
Chromatin it holds the blueprints for the cell allowing it to reproduce
Mitochondria provides energy for the cell by transforming crude glucode into ATP which is a type of energy that the cell can use. it has its own DNA
endoplasmic reticulum it is located near the neucleus to recieve messages quicker and is covered with vesicles
ribosomes they produce ptroteins
vesicles they are a sort of bubble that act as transport containers
golgi apparatus the combination of the endoplasmic reticulum with the vesicles it sorts proteins and then sends them through the cell membrane using vesicles
lysosomes they are vesicles that contain digestive enzymes that can break things down for reuse or destroy microbes
ATP the type of energy that cells can use it is an altered form of glucose
Cell wall it is a rigid layer outside of the cell membrane only found withing plant cells helps plants stand up
Chloroplast contains green chlorophyll and makes energy using carbon dioxide, water and the sun's energy
Chlorophyll absorbs enegry from sun light and is crucial for photoshynthesis
Large vacuoles they are used to store water in plant cells as it does not rain often and plants cannot aquire water by them selves
Created by: Rafaelizasliard
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