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Nucleus envelope/membrane
a double membrane which separates the cytoplasm from the nucleoplasm

Nuclear Pores
large channel (pore) like openings in the envelope that allows passage of material in and out of the nucleus

Centrioles
form the mitotic spindles during cell division

Nucleolus
responsible for producing the large and small subunits of the ribosomes

Chromatin
threadlike strands of DNA and protein, located in plasm

Golgi Complex/Apparatus
receives protein from rough ER; modify, package and sort protein before delivering to organelles, plasma membrane, or secreting from the cell

Free Ribosomes
produce protein that functions within the cell

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
site of lipid synthesis, calcium storage, and detox of drugs

Vesicle

Lysosome
intracellular digestion of engulfed foreign particles, or old damaged organelles

Mitochondria
converts stored chemical energy in glucose and other fuel molecules for transfer for ATP molecules

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
synthesis of protein components of cellular membranes and proteins for secretion from cell

peroxisomes
contains enzymes that break down lipids and toxic substances into hydrogen peroxide, then to water and oxygen
Ribosomes
interprets of genetic code and produces protein
bound ribosomes
produce proteins for lysosomes, for insertion in plasma membrane, or for secretion out of the cell