Structure that organizes motion of chromosomes
centriole
Stack of membranes that packages chemicals
golgi apparatus
double membrane that surrounds and protects the DNA
nuclear membrane
double membrane that surrounds and protects the cell
cell membrane
Sac filled with digestive chemicals
lysosome
Structures that convert nutrients into energy
mitochondria
passageways where chemicals are made
Endoplasmic reticulum
everything between the nuclear membrane and the cell membrane
cytoplasm
structure that manufactures ribosomes
nucleolus
package created by the golgi body
vesicle
small structure that synthesizes protiens
ribosome
sac that stores water, nutrients, or waste products
vacuole
part of the cytoskeleton that makes up spindle fibers
microtubules
cell membrane
controls what goes in and out of the cell
identify on outside
peripheral protiens
allows things to go through
integral protiens
wavy, moveable; a picture of many things
fluid mosaic model
allows some things in and out
semi-permeable
protects and supports
cell wall
connections cell use to "talk" through
junctions
shoots out spindle fibers
centriole
area around spindle fiber (to store them)
centrosome
tiny hollow tubes that makes up spindle fibers
microtubules
tiny hairs that moves cells
cilia
long tail that moves cell
flagella
makes energy (sugar) for plants
chloroplast
stores pigments and stuff
plastid
holds cells parts in its gel
cytoplasm
the fluid part of the cytoplasm
cytosol
packages, processes, and then says peace
golgi body/apparatus/complex
breaks apart things
lysosome
type of vesicle that contains catalase to break down h202
peroxisome
"Power-house of cell" bc it makes energy (ATP)
mitochondria
keep DNA inside nucleus
nuclear membrane
makes RNA (RNA makes up ribosome)
nucleolus
holds chromosomes (DNA)
nucleoplasm
controls cell activities with the DNA & RNA (control-center of cell)
nucleus
makes protein's (site of protein synthesis)
ribosome
makes & transports protiens
rough er (endoplasmic reticulum)
makes & transports lipids (fats)
smooth er
type of vesicle that stores things (store containers)
vacuole
stores water, waste, and food
central vacuole
transports pods (vehicles)
vesicle