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| SIte within cells where proteins are produced. |
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| Packages and distributes protein. |
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| Type of cell that does not contain internal membrane bound nucleus. |
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| Type of cell found in all living things except, bacteria, contain internal membrane bound organelles, have a nucleus. |
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| Separates the cell from its environment, controls what enters and leaves the cell. Found in all cells. |
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| Round membrane structure, control center of the cell, contains the cells heredity information DNA (nucleic acids) which carry heredity information and direct the biochemical activities of the cell. |
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| Rigid exterior structure found outside the cell membrane in plants, bacteria, and some fungi. Gives the cell support and protection. |
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| Rigid exterior structure found outside the cell membrane in plants, bacteria, and some fungi. Gives the cell support and protection. |
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| Watery material lying within the cell between the cell membrane and nucleus. |
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| A web of protein that acts as both skeleton and muscle. (skeleton – support & protection) (muscle – movement) |
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| Folded membrane where proteins, lipids, and other compounds are formed. Acts as a passage way to deliver materials throughout the cell. |
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| Site of cellular respiration, sugar is broken down to release energy for the cell. |
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| Produce chemicals that break down – food, old worn out cells, foreign invaders. |
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