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4.3 b cell functions

4.3 b cell functions

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Nuclear Membrane acts as a selective barrier, between the nucleus and the cytoplasm, controls ribosomes flow out of the nucleus as traffic through pores, and chromatin
Nucleolus part of the cell that creates the ribosome which are essential for protein synthesis.
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) the instruction manual for all living organisms, storing genetic information, directing protein synthesis, and replicating itself for cell division.
Rough Endoplasmic reticulum has the ribosomes start to put together amino acids to form proteins
Smooth Endoplasmic reticulum creates lipids and break down toxins
Vacuole sac like organelle that stores water, food or other material needed to maintain life of the cell
vesicle packaged parts that have ribosome, or proteins packaged and move them around in the cell
lysosome contain enzymes that break down waste materials, foreign invaders (bacteria), and old cell parts
Large central vacuole storage unit in a plant cell that will store food, waste, and water or other substances to maintain homeostasis in the plant cell
selectively permeable some substances can move across the cell membrane while other substances can't
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