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Found in plant cells only
Store water and other chemicals that the plant needs
Also where waste goes
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| control center of cell. Well defined nucleus- double layer of membrane around outside, with pores around and on it. |
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| the double layer of membrane in nucleus |
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| liquid inside of nucleus- very similar to cytoplasm |
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| where information exists in the form chromatin (scattered genetic material) in nucleus of cell |
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| dark stain structure in nucleus- manufacturing sites makes components of ribosomes. |
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| sites of protein synthesis-where proteins are made |
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| big, folded membrane found inside of cytoplasm |
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| Compartmentalizes cytoplasm so that it can serve different functions. |
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| Serves as a distribution channel or internal delivery system |
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| covered in ribosomes, associated with manufacturing of proteins to make more membrance |
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| No ribosomes on these parts, makes lipid materials (ex: steroids, fatty acids, etc) |
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appears as stacks of flattened vesicles.
1. Works closely with E.R.
2. Receives, refines, stores, and distributes the products of cells |
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sacs of hydrolytic enzymes (digestive).
-Only found in animal cells.
-Produced by the golgi.
-Breaks down polysaccharides and molecules, etc. |
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| contains green pigment called chlorophyll, site of photosynthesis which is the conversion of light and energy. Found in plants only, made of 2 membranes. |
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| powerhouse of cell. Produces energy in the form of ATP (process is called cellular respiration). Found in both animal and plant cells. |
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composed of protein fibers. Found in both plant and animal cells.
Provides internal support
Nucleus is usually held in one place by its attachment to the cytoskeleton
Chloroplasts use it as a transportation monorail system (moves towards light) |
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| Tiny little legs, very fast. Don’t always move cells from place to place. Ex: Found in lungs and fallopian tubes, draws egg into tubes. |
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| Long arm. Only used for locomotion. Ex: sperm are flagellated. |
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