Cell Organelles and their function
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| Term for the parts of a cell | Organelle
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| Organelle forming the Outer boundary of the animal cell | Plasma Membrane
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| Organelle Composed of lipids and proteins | Plasma Membrane
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| Organelle that is semipermeable | Plasma Membrane
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| Organelle that gives the animal cell it's shape | Plasma Membrane
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| Organelle composed mostly of water that provides the living condition for the cell | Cytoplasm
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| Organelle that moves by streaming | Cytoplasm
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| Organelle that is the control center for the cell | Nucleus
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| Organelle discovered by Brown | Nucleus
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| Surrounds the Nucleus keeping nuclear material inside | Nuclear Membrane
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| Threadlike Organelles within the nucleus | Chromosomes
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| Organelle that controls heredity and cell activities | Chromosomes
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| Composed of Genes and DNA | Chromosomes
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| Organelle that synthesizes Ribosomes | Nucleolus
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| Canal system that connects the nuclear membrane to the plasma membrane used in transport | Endoplasmic Reticulum
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum with ribosomes on it's surface | Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum without ribosomes on it's surface | Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
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| Organelle that synthesize Proteins | Ribosomes
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| Smallest and most numerous organelle | Ribosomes
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| Organelle that stores water | Vacuole
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| Organelle that is larger in plants than in animals | Vacuole
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| Organelle that is the site of chemical reactions that provide the cell with energy | Mitochondria
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| Organelle that would be found in cells of greatest activity | Mitochondria
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| Folds of it's inner membrane increases surface area | Mitochondria
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| Organelle responsible for digestion and removal of old cell parts | Lysosome
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| Organelle composed of tubes responsible for storage and secretions | Golgi Apparatus
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| Organelle that aids in cell reproduction | Centrioles
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| Two cell organelles found only in animal cells and not in plant cells | Lysosomes and Centrioles
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| Two cell organelles found only in plant cells and not in animal cells | Chloroplasts and Cell Wall
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| Organelle composed of a carbohydrate called cellulose | Cell Wall
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| Organelle that Hooke saw | Cell Wall
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| Organelle that gives the plant cell it's box like shape | Cell Wall
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| Organelle that stores food and provides color in plants | Chloroplasts
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| Organelle that carries out photosynthesis | Chloroplasts
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| Organelle containing chlorophyll | Chloroplasts
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| Chloroplasts are only one type of which organelle? | Plastids
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