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| invented the first compound(2 lenses) microscope |
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| used a single lensed microscope |
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| theorized that all cells must arise fom pre-existing cells |
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| the control center for the cell, surrounded by a membrane, and contains the nucleolus |
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| a dense area inside the nucleus, it contains the DNA |
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| It seperates the cell from its outer environment, it controls what enters and what leaves the cell, called "semi-permiable" |
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| This is the watery substance between the cell membrane and the nucleus, all of the cells orgenelles are located here |
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| releases energy from food through cellular respiration |
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| This is the site of protien synthesis(the making of protien) |
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| The fluid-filled chambers that allow transport of materials |
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| stacks of membrane sacks, processes, packages and stores cell products for release |
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| A fluid filled orgenelle, it is where nutrients and wastes are stored |
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| contains digestive enzymes to break down food |
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| *ONLY IN ANIMAL CELLS*, functions in cell division |
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| *ONLY IN PLANT CELLS*, the site of photosynthesis, they have a green color |
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| *ONLY IN PLANT CELLS*, this provides structure and support, it is located outside of the cell membrane |
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