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Centrosomes
Assists in formation and organization of microtubules

Cilium (cilia)
Tiny hairs that move substances across the cell surface

Cis-face of Golgi apparatus
Receives proteins from the rough endoplasmic reticulum

Cristae of mitochondria
Folds that increase surface area for making adenosine triphosphate

Endocytic vesicle
Brings substances into the cell

Free ribosome
Makes proteins that are used inside the cell

Golgi apparatus
Modifies, sorts, and packages proteins

Intermediate filament
Helps keep the cells shape and strength

Lysosome
Breaks down waste and damaged cell parts

Membrane-bound ribosome
Makes proteins that leave the cell or become part of membranes

Microfilament
Helps give the cells shape strength and shape

Microtubule
Helps move organelles and chromosomes around the cell

Microvillus
Increases surface area to help absorb nutrients

Mitochondrion
Makes atp (energy) for the cell

Nuclear pore
Controls what enters and leaves the nucleus

Nucleolus
Makes ribosomes

Nucleus
Stores DNA and controls cell activities (powerhouse of the cell)

Peroxisome
Breaks down fatty acids and harmful substances

Plasma membrane
Controls what enters and leaves the cell

Rough endoplasmic reticulum (rough ER)
Makes and transports proteins

Secretory vesicle
Carries proteins to the cell surface to released

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (smooth ER)
Makes lipids and helps detoxify substances

Trans-face of Golgi apparatus
Sends sorted and packaged proteins where they need to go

Cytoplasm
Jelly like material that holds organelles
Nuclear envelope
Membrane that surrounds and supports the nucleus
Chromosomes (DNA)
Contains instructions for making proteins
Centrioles
Helps move chromosomes during cell division