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| the thin layer of protein and fat that surrounds a cell. it is semi-permeable. |
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| thick, rigid membrane surrounding a plant cell. gives the cell support and structure. |
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| the pigment inside chloroplasts that makes photosynthesis take place. |
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| disc shaped organelle that has chlorophyll in it. photosynthesis takes place in these chloroplasts. |
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| the jellylike material outside the nucleus where organelles are located. |
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| endoplasmic reticulum (ER) |
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| system of interconnected membranes in sacs in the cytoplasm. |
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| flattened layered sac-like organelle near the nucleus. it packages lysosomes. |
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| spherical organelles surrounded by a membrane that digest cell nutrients. |
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| rod shaped organelles with a double membrane. they convert energy into "ATP" for the cell. |
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| an organelle in the nucleus. produces ribisomal DNA. |
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| spherical body containing many organelles. |
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| a "mini organ". the organ like structures in a cell. |
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| the process in which a plant turns sunlight into energy using the pigment chlorophyll, found in chloroplasts. |
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| small organelles that are the places where protein synthesis takes place. |
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| allowing some substances to pass through and blocking others. |
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| fluid filled membrane surrounded cavities in a cell. fill with food being digested and waste products on the way out of the cell. |
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