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Cell part
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
ER
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
Description/ function
 Provides support and protection
 It is rigid, strong and stiff
 Found in the plant cell
 Surrounds all cells
 Found inside the cell
 It’s nickname is the “gate keeper”
 Found in all cells
 It is a large oval shape
 Contains DNA
 Is found in the animal and plant cells
 Controls all the cells activities
 It’s nickname is the “boss”
 Clear thick jelly like material
 Found in all cells
 Made up of cytosol
 It fills the entire cell except for the nucleus
 It’s nickname is the “bus”
 It is a network of tubes
 It transports material through the cytoplasm
 Found in the plant & animal cell
 Makes proteins from amino acids
 Is the smallest organelle
 Is found in the cytoplasm of both plant and animal cells
 “Energy factory”
 Looks like a jellybean
 It breaks down food & sugar to release useable energy

Vacuoles
Lysosomes
Chloroplasts
Golgi
Nuclear membrane
Nucleolus
Protein
Amino acid
 Found in plant and animal
 Acts as a storage tank for waste, water and food
 Fluid filled sacks
 Store food, water and waste
 Found in plant and animal cells
 Contains enzymes
 Breaks down large food and molecules by the power of enzymes
 Found in animal cell only
 Small and round
 Oval shape, green in color
 Stores chlorophyll
 Uses energy from the sun
 Found in plant cell only
 Packing, storing, and sorting proteins
 Found in both plant and animals cells
 Looks like a flattened stack of membranes or pancakes
 Surrounds the nucleus
 It keeps the nucleus out of the cytoplasm and in its nucleoplasm
 It is selectively permeable
 Floating spot on the nucleus
 Makes ribosomes
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 Building blocks of life
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 Building blocks of protein

RER
SER
Centrioles
Cytoskeleton
Eukaryotic cells
Organelle
Prokaryotic cell
Cell
Organisms
Nucleoplasm
Pores
 Used to transport materials through they cytoplasm
 Processes lipids
 Appear in the cytoplasm of the cell during cell reproduction
 Found in animal and plant cells
 Is the frame work of fibers used to support the internal structures of the cell
 Is an animal or plat cell
 They have a nucleus and membrane bound organelle
 A cell part
 Bacteria
 A cell that does not have a nucleus
 It has a cell wall and chromatin in its cytoplasm
 It has ribosomes
 Basic unit of structure and function in an organism
 A living thing
 Fluid in which the nucleus flows
 Microscopic openings