Cell Membrane

Cell Membrane

cells are enclosed inside; controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell

Nucleous

the storehouse for most of the DNA in your cell; consists of chromatin, a nucleolus, and a membeane

Nucleolus

where ribosomes are made; the center of a nucleous

Endoplasmic Reticulum

rough - has ribosomes and makes proteins : smooth - doesn’t have ribosomes and breaks down toxins + drugs

Golgi Appararus

modified and packages proteins, proteins have to be packaged for shipment

Mitochondria

converts molecules from the food you eat into ATP (ETC and Krebs Cycle)

Cell Wall

a rigid layer that gives protection, support, and shape to the cell; only in plants and algae

Chloroplast

converts solar energy to chemical energy (makes plant food)

Vacuole

a fluid-filled sac used for the storage of materials needed by a cell

Cytoplasm

fluid of the cells; where glycolysis occurs

Lysosomes

breaks down worn-out/unnecessary parts if the cell; acts like the digestive system of the cell

Ribosomes

build proteins

Cilia

receives signals from nearby cells and acts as antennas for the cells, allowing for small movements

Flagella

assists in larger movement from one location to another