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-most obvious organelle in any eukaryotic cell
-membrane-bound organelle
-double membrane
-numerous nuclear pores
- holds DNA |
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| -synthesizes lipids and membrane proteins |
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| -synthesizes other proteins |
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-where microtubles are produced
-contains the centrioles |
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-a ring of 9 microtubles, 3 fused ones in each group
-during replication, spindles grow from each microtuble |
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| -used for packaging macromolecules for transport around the body |
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| -an organized network of protein filaments that keep the shape and order within the cell |
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| -made up of lipid bilayer, protein channels, and carbohydrate gates |
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| -liquid inside the cell where cellular metabolism occurs |
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| -provide energy that the cell needs to preform basic functions |
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| -aid cellular digestion, secretion, and excretion |
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| -protect cell against its hydrogen peroxide, which is toxic |
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| -used to store things tath are packed in the golgi apparatus and then sent around the body |
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| -small, membrane-bound sack that plays roles in intracellular digestion and releases cellular waste |
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