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| found only in plant cells, large fluid filled sac used for holding water and nutrients |
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| control center of the cell |
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| a single cell having no membrane bound nucleus or organelles |
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| made up of 2 lipid layers, responsible for enclosing all the contents of the cell |
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| small, round structure, site of proteinsynthesis |
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| found inside the cell, made up of filaments which give the cell its shape |
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| jelly like substance that hold the organelles |
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| cell having a membrane bound nucleus and organelles |
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| made up of membranes, this organelle is used to package up materials in order to export them out of the cell |
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| long strands of DNA wrapped around a protein, usually only seen when going through cell division |
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| powerhouse of the cell, responsible for converting sugars into ATP |
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| found only in plant cells, hold chlorophyll and is the site of photosynthesis |
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| stacks or tube made of membranes with ribosomes attached, responsible for transportation of proteins and materials |
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| found only in plant cells, provides extra support, made up of cellulose |
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| a pair of tubular structures used for cell division |
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| units of hereditary information |
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| membrane which holds DNA, and chromosomes inside its structure |
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| found only in animal cells, responsible for digestion of old cell parts |
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| stacks or tubes made of membranes, responsible for transportaion of proteins and other materials |
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