V vesicular transport

Vesicles transport

Moves large particles at once from one side of the membrane to the other

Exocytosis

Sereting material

Endocytosis

Vesicular process that bring mater into a cell

Phagocytosis

Keeps tissues free of debris and infectious microorganisms

Pinocytosis

Cells drink process to take in fluid

Receptor mediated endocytosis

Cell catch what they need and becoming a vesicle

Cytoskeleton

Protein filaments and cylinders

Microfilaments

Made of the protein actin

Actin

Involved in muscle contraction,endocytis, divisor or cellS

‘intermediate filaments

Thicker filament that give the cell it's shape and attach cells to neighbors

Microtable

Tiny hallways inside cells cells scaffolding and transportation system

Nucleus

Largest organelle cells chromosomes and is the genetic control

Center of the cell

Nuclear envelope

Two membranes surrounding the nucleus

Nuclear pores

Regulate traffic and hold the membranes together

Chromatin

Composed of DNA and protein

Nucleoli

Masses where ribosomes are produced

Endoplasmie reticulum

Interconnected channels

Rough Er

Coved with ribosomes

Smooth Er

No ribosomes

Ribosomes

They interpret the generate code or can be freed by cytosol

Golgi complex

Takes to protein and glycoproteins synthesis system of channels

Lysosomes

Ic digestion and autophagy

Peroxismoes

Breaks down fatty acid which produces

Mitochondria

A double membrane organelle is know for producingatp in the cell and Oz to oxidize organic molecules

Centriole

Helps with cell division and form the basal body of a flagelamorcilium