all living things are made up of cells.
cells are the basic unit of structure and function in all living things.
all cells come from pre-existing, living cells.
P, A, B
encloses the cell and controls what enters and exits it
a.k.a. - phospholipid
only small substances can fit through the membrane
P, A, B
fluid that contains the cell organelles
contains macromolecules and H2O
P, B
supports and maintains the shape of the cell
P, A
house DNA and controls the cells functions
P, A
produces ribosomes
inside the nucleus
P, A, B
produces protiens
P, A
power house of the cell
fun fact: muscles require a lot of mitochondria because they use a lot of energy
P, A
helps transport the proteins
transported by sacs called vesicles
ribosomes are attached to them
P, A
makes lipids and breaks down substances
lacks ribosomes
P, A
packs and distributes things in the center of the cell
can form vesicles to transport proteins
A
has digestive enzymes
small and spherical
A
key role in cellular division
cylinder structures in the cytoplasm
P
uses photosynthesis to make glucose or sugar
used for energy
P
Stores water, ions, nutrients, and waste