Basic Structures of a Plant Cell
the substance in a cell where all organelles are located
arranges organelles within cell
supports the shape of the cell
plays a role in protecting the cell from damage
uses storage spaces to store extra glucose produced during photosynthesis
protects and maintains cells’ shape
ensures that cell won’t burst when too much water is in it
energy center of the cell
turns nutrients into ATP energy
responsible for intracellular digestion
releases waste
help with water balance
internal movement and structure of organelles
DNA and RNA
carries all the knowledge that makes the cell unique
adapted to move cells throughout their environment
site of protein synthesis
communicates with the whole cell
is in charge of many processes that are necessary for the cell
responsible for producing ribosomes
works hard to meet the needs of the cell
packages macromolecules for transport
the substance in a cell where all organelles are located
arranges organelles within cell
supports the shape of the cell
plays a role in protecting the cell from damage
uses storage spaces to store extra glucose produced during photosynthesis
protects and maintains cells’ shape
ensures that cell won’t burst when too much water is in it
energy center of the cell
turns nutrients into ATP energy
responsible for intracellular digestion
releases waste
help with water balance
internal movement and structure of organelles
DNA and RNA
carries all the knowledge that makes the cell unique
adapted to move cells throughout their environment
site of protein synthesis
communicates with the whole cell
is in charge of many processes that are necessary for the cell
responsible for producing ribosomes
works hard to meet the needs of the cell
packages macromolecules for transport