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| provides strengh and support to cell membrane |
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| membraned covered organelle that holds the cells' DNA, the "brain" |
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| a dark spot inside the nucleus that makes ribosomes |
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| covers the nucleus and lets materials pass through |
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| smallest but most abundant organelles amino acids are hooked together to make proteins. They are found mostly on the E.R. |
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| maze of tubular passageways that lead out from the nuclear membrane. It transports proteins |
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| work only with oxygen, ATP is made here, break down food molecules to make ATP, "powerhouse" |
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| only in plant cells, and contains a green pigment called chlorophyll |
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| packages and transports materials sent to it from the ER out of the cell |
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| membraned covered compartments |
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| a starage tank that holds water, food, dissolved materials and sometimes waste |
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| small round structures involved with the digestive activities of the cell |
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| parts of cells in plants and animals |
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| Golgi complex, mitochondrion, lysosome, endoplasmic reticulm, cell membrane, ribosome, nucleus |
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| parts of cells only in plants |
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| chloroplast, large vacuole, cell wall |
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| They are made up of DNA and there are 46 found in each cell of humans |
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| all living material found in both plant, and animal cell |
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| All the living material found inside the cell, but outside the nucleus |
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| all living material found only inside the nucleus |
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