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| is a maze-like structure that carries protein and other material throughout the cell. |
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| receives protein and other material and packages it for distribution through the cell or out of the cell. |
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| stores water and other material. |
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| contains harsh chemicals to break down and recycle materials in the cell. |
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| is in the nucleus. Its thin strands contain genetic material. |
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| produce sugars from sunlight by photosynthesis. |
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| contains chromatin, so it can control and instruct the cell. |
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| protects and supports the cell. |
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| is the structure that surrounds all cells and allows materials in and out. |
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| are small grain-like bodies attached to ER or cytoplasm. They produce proteins. |
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produce most of the energy needed by a cell.
Cells in many-celled organisms are often different from each other. |
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