Eukaryote Structure/ functions

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Nucleus

Organelle that stores genetic information (DNA code).

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Nucleolus

Assembly site for ribosomes.

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Nuclear Envelope

Double membrane surrounding the nucleus.

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Nuclear Pore

Passageway controlling molecular movement into and out of the nucleus.

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Chromatin

Complex of DNA and protein.

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Plasma Membrane

Controls movement of substances into and out of the cell.

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Cytosol

Fluid portion of cytoplasm that serves as the site of metabolic pathways.

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Cytoskeleton

Network of protein filaments providing cellular shape and aiding movement.

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Ribosomes

Structures responsible for protein and polypeptide synthesis.

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Rough ER

Membrane region involved in protein sorting and secretion.

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Smooth ER

Membrane region involved in lipid synthesis and detoxification.

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Golgi Apparatus

Organelle responsible for modification, sorting, and secretion of proteins and lipids.

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Lysosome

Organelle involved in the degradation of macromolecules.

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Peroxisome

Organelle involved in the degradation of hydrogen peroxide and other harmful molecules.

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Mitochondrion

Site of ATP synthesis (energy production).

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Centrosome

Region where microtubules grow; contains centrioles.

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Cell Wall

Provides external rigid structure and support.

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Central Vacuole

Handles storage and volume/turgor regulation.

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Chloroplasts

Organelles that serve as the site of photosynthesis.