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Cell parts

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Small specialized structure ('little organs') in cells organelle
Structures formed from tublin which help organize cell division centriole
Smallest structural and functional living unit cells
saclike storage organelle in cells vacuole
The control center for the cell (contains DNA) nucleus
Organelles which convert chemical energy into a more usable form for cells mitochondria
Summarizes information about cells by saying that all living things are composed of cell, which are the smallest structural & functional unit. and that new cells come from old cells cell theory
Simple cells without a nucleus prokaryote
Network of protein filaments which help cells maintain shape and aids in movement cytoskeleton
Organelle found in plants which capture energy from the sun and convert into chemical energy through photosynthesis chloroplast
Surrounds nucleus; has pores nuclear envelope
site of protein production ribosome
small dense region inside nucleus where ribosome assembly begins nucleolus
composed of stack of membranes which modifies, sorts and packages proteins from ER for storage or transport golgi apparatus
Two types: smooth and rough, involved in protein synthesis and has many enzymes for specialized tasks Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
The cleanup crew in a cell which breaks down materials lysosome
Granular genetic material in nucleus chromatin
The "liquid" part of the cell in which the organelles are contained cytoplasm
condensed chromatin which pass on genetic information during cell division chromosome
More complex cells that contain a nucleus Eukaryote
Created by: RSWillis
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