Animal Cells:

Animal Cells:

Each cell contains many organells that keep the cell alive, allow it to reproduce, and carry functions

Cell Membrane:

Protective lipid bilayer, regulates who enters and exits

Centriole

Bundles of micortubles (some) organise the movement of chromesomes during cell division.

Cytoplasm

Includes everything, all

Cytoskeliton:

Helps the cell move. formed of actin, microtubles, and microfilaments.

Endoplasmic Reticulum:

Manufacture, process, and transport chemical compounds used by the cell. Contains ribosomes,

Golgi araptus:

Collect and modify chemical compounds, to be used in other parts of the cell of be exported outside the cell.

Lysosome:

Small vesiclescontain enzymes and chemicals to help digest materials brought to the cell. Also break down old or nonfunctioning organells. Formed by the Golgi araptus.

Mitochondrion

The “Powerhouse of the cell” that converts nutrients into energy that can be used by the cell. Contains their own DNA (Might have once been an independent bacteria)

Nuclear mebrane:

Doubled layer membrane that protects nucleus of the cell. Pores in membrane allow molecules to move in and out of the nucleus.

Nucleous

Inside the nucleus, the organelle contains RNA and syntheses ribosomes.

Nucleus

Contains the DNA and regulates gene expression.

Ribosomes

Sites of protein and synthesis in the cell of theEndoplasmic Reticulum.

Vacuole

A type of vesicle that stores water, salts, carbohydrates, and protiens. Plays a role in removing waste products from the cell.

Vesicle