Cell organelles
Prokaryotes
I'm n prokaryotes
Prokaryotes?
I'm prokaryotes
Eukaryotes?
In animal cells
Eukaryotes?
In plant and animal cells
Eukaryotes
In plants and animals
Eukaryotes?
In plants and animals
Prokaryotes
In prokaryotes
Prokaryotes?
In prokaryotes
Chromosomal DNA
Larger Irregular DNA
Cytoskeleton
Maintain cell shape, moves cell parts, helps cell move
Nucleolus
Makes ribosomes
Golgi apparatus
Modifies, sorts, packages proteins and lipids for storage or transport
Prokaryotes?
No nucleolus, ribosomes made in cytoplasm
Prokaryotes?
No nucleus, DNA floats in cytoplasm
Prokaryotes
None
Prokaryotes?
None
Prokaryotes
None, prokaryotes carry out reactions in cytoplasm
What organelles are apart of the cellular control center?
Nucleus and nucleolus
Centrioles
Organize cell division
Capsule
Outermost layer. provides protection
Eukaryotes
Plant cells
Eukaryotes
Plants only
Cell wall
Provides strength protection and support
Cell membrane
Regulates what goes in and out of cell. SELECTIVE- allows certain things in and out of cell
RER
Ribosomes attached, assembles proteins and lipids
What organelles build proteins
Ribosomes, SER, RER, golgi
SER
no Rico domes attached, assembles proteins and lipids
Ribosomes
synthesize proteins
Chloroplasts
Coverts light into food, photosynthesis
Pila
Hair like- used for reproduction
Vacuole
Animal: small, storage of materials and water Plants: large, stores materials and water, provides support
Eukaryotes?
Animals only
Mitochondria
Breaks down food to make energy, cellular respiration
Vesicles
Bubble like organelles, made of membrane and transports things around and in and out of the cell
What organelles are cellular boundaries
Cell membrane and cell wall
What organelles capture and release energy
Chloroplasts and mitochondria
Nucleus
Contains DNA, controls cell functions
Lysosomes
Contains enzymes, Breaks down "trash" and old cell parts
plasmid DNA
Smaller circular DNA
Prokaryotes
Some prokaryotes perform photosynthesis, using membranes in cytoplasm
What organelles store, clean up, and support
Vacuole, vesicles, lysosomes, cytoskeleton, centrioles
Flagellum
allows bacteria to move