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| First looked at cells under the microscope. |
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| cells with no membrane bound organelles like bacteria |
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| cells with organelles. Higher organized cells. |
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| the outer covering of the cell that control what passes in and out of the cell |
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| used to transport materials in and out of the cell |
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| makes up cell walls of plants, fungi and bacteria for suppoet and protections. It makes trees bark hard. |
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| strands of DNA found in the nucleus that control production of proteins |
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| a structure inside the nucleus that produces ribosomes |
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| found in the cytoplasm usually in the rough endoplasmic recticulum and controlling protein production in the cell |
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| the work space in the cell where chemical reactions occur. If it is rough, it has ribosomes in it, if smooth, it controls lipid production. |
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| The "Fed Ex" of the cell. They sort proteins and send them to where they are needed. |
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| packages of stored materials in the cell. Plant cells usually have only one big one. |
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| vacuoles containing digestive enzymes. They digest food and kill bacteria threats. |
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| Plant structures that contain chlorophyll and where photosythesis takes place |
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| The powerhouse of the cell where glucose is broken down and converted into energy. |
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| cells that form structure from a network of protein called micofiliments and microtubules |
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| Structures on cells that are used for movement (locomotion) and feeding |
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| a whiplike tail on cells used for locomotion or movement |
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