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L7 C&G Cell Parts

Cell Parts and Functions

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Stores and protects the instructions, the DNA, for how to make the organism Nucleus
Regulates what enters and exits the cell and acts as protection for the cell Cell membrane
Rigid outer structure that gives the cell a distinct shape and size and protects the cell Cell wall
Converts the energy in nutrients into usable energy Mitochondria
Packages and sends material to all parts of the cell or to be released outside of the cell Golgi apparatus
energy from the sun to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars that the cell can use for food Chloroplast
Helps build and transport many of the parts that make up a cell Endoplasmic reticulum
Builds new proteins Ribosome
The substance that makes up the instructions for building a cell's components and for carrying out its life functions DNA
A gel-like substance that fills the inside of the cell Cytoplasm
Breaks down waste and any unfamiliar materials in the cell Lysosome
Stores material, often water, for the cell Central Vacuole
Substance that makes up much of an organism's structure and helps it function Protein
A membrane enclosed structure in a cell that does a certain job for the cell Organelle
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