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LEARNING GOALS: To identify cell parts from a
diagram and to describe the structure and function of
major cell parts.
ORGANELLES AND OTHER
CELL PARTS
Building Proteins
CELL PART
NUCLEUS
STRUCTURE
Spherical membranebound organelle;
surrounded by nuclear
envelope; has holes
(pores)
FUNCTION
contains the information
(DNA) for making proteins
OTHER
Found in
eukaryotes
only!!!
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Tiny complexes of protein &
RNA
RIBOSOMES
found free-floating or on
endoplasmic reticulum.
FUNCTION
site of protein
synthesis.
OTHER
Analogous to
an assembly
line
CELL PART
ROUGH
ENDOPLASMIC
RETICULUM
STRUCTURE
Interconnected system of
membrane sacs found
near nucleus
rough = ribosomes
FUNCTION
OTHER
Rough = ribosomes
General place where
proteins are made; secrete
Analogous to a
newly made proteins (via
factory
vesicles) to Golgi.
CELL PART
NUCLEOLUS
STRUCTURE
Found in nucleus
FUNCTION
Make ribosomes
OTHER
like
someone
who builds
the
assembly
line
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Folded stacks of
membrane;
GOLGI APPARATUS
found between RER
and cell boundary
FUNCTION
Sorts, modifies, and
packages newly made
proteins;
OTHER
- aka Golgi
bodies
secretes modified proteins - Analogous
to their final destination. Post Office
Protein Pathway
TRANSFORMING
ENERGY
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Membrane-enclosed
organelle;
MITOCHONDRIA
contains inner folds of
membrane
FUNCTION
OTHER
Provides cell with
energy;
endosymbiosis
converts food energy
(glucose) into usable
cell energy (ATP)
analogous
to a
battery
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Membrane-enclosed
organelle;
CHLOROPLASTS
contains inner stacks of
membrane and chlorophyll.
FUNCTION
OTHER
Converts solar energy Found in plants
and
some
bacteria
from the Sun into
chemical energy
analogous to
(glucose)
solar panels
MAKING LIPIDS
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
SMOOTH
ENDOPLASMIC
RETICULUM
Same as RER but lacks
ribosomes;
FUNCTION
OTHER
Manufactures lipids
Smooth = no ribosomes
analogous to churning
butter
STRUCTURE AND
SUPPORT
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
CELL WALL
Rigid outer boundary
surrounding cell
membrane.
FUNCTION
Protection; provides
shape and support
OTHER
Found in
plants and
bacteria!
analogous to
a castle moat
CELL PART
CYTOSKELETON
STRUCTURE
Network of protein fibers
known as microtubules and
microfilaments;
found near cell membrane
FUNCTION
Provides internal
structure and
support.
OTHER
analogous to
framework of building
CELL PART
CENTRIOLES
STRUCTURE
Hollowed out cylinder
of microtubules;
found in pairs
FUNCTION
Makes microtubules and
microfilaments
OTHER
Major role in
cell division
analogous to
construction
worker
MOVEMENT
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
CILIA
Short hair-like microtubules
FUNCTION
Pushes fluid passed the cell
= movement or filter out
substances
OTHER
analogous to crew
CELL PART
FLAGELLA
STRUCTURE
Single (or few) long
whip-like microtubules
FUNCTION
movement
OTHER
e.g. sperm cells
TRANSPORT,
STORAGE & WASTE
REMOVAL
CELL PART
CELL MEMBRANE
STRUCTURE
Phospholipid bilayer
separating outer cell
environment form inner cell
environment
FUNCTION
Maintains homeostasis by
regulating what enters/
exits
OTHER
selective
permeabili
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
VESICLES
Small bubble-like portions of
membrane that has been
pinched off.
protein
b
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a
p
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q
e
f
g
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n
i
m
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j
cytoplasm
vacuole
lysosome nucleolus
mitochondria
nucleus
ribosomes
vesicle
RER
Golgi
SER
cytoskeleton
FUNCTION
Transport materials such as
proteins within cells
protein
OTHER
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
VACUOLES
Large spherical
body of membrane
FUNCTION
Stores nutrients and
waste materials
OTHER
Large plant
vacuoles
maintain water
pressure
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Spherical bodies of
membrane;
LYSOSOMES
contain digestive
enzymes
FUNCTION
OTHER
Breaks down material
found in vacuoles
Found in animal
cells only!!!
SUSPENSION
CELL PART
STRUCTURE
Intracellular gel-like soupy
fluid;
CYTOPLASM
mostly water and dissolved
substances (solutes)
FUNCTION
Suspends organelles
within the cell.
OTHER
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
A
B
Smooth ER
C
ribosome
Which of the following would you most likely find in/on a
prokaryotic cell? (you may choose more than one)
(a) cytoplasm
(b) DNA or RNA
(c) nucleus
(d) cell membrane
(e) cell wall
(f) cilia or flagella
(g) mitochondria
(h) Golgi bodies
(i) Endoplasmic Reticulum
(j) ribosomes
mitochondria
HINT: provides animal cells with energy
Which of the following best sequences the cell parts
involved in making a protein?
(a) nucleus -> Golgi -> vesicle -> RER
(b) RER -> vesicle -> Golgi -> nucleus
(c) nucleus -> ribosome -> Golgi -> RER
(d) nucleus -> RER -> vesicle -> Golgi
HINT: found between the RER and the cell membrane
Golgi
1. The information stored in DNA
____ is used to make proteins
2. The actual location of where a protein is made ribosome
3. DNA is found in this structure. nucleus
4. The general location of where a protein is made
endoplasmic reticulum
5. This organelle is analogous to a post office because it
sorts, modifies, and packages newly membrane proteins.
Golgi
HINT: Golgi, Endoplasmic Reticulum, DNA, Nucleus, Ribosome
HINT: nuclear pores e
nuclear membrane b
nucleus a
B
DNA c
C
nucleolus d
D
A
E
1. Transports items like proteins throughout the cell
vesicles
2. Stores items like nutrients or waste
vacuoles
3. Uses digestive enzymes to breakdown waste or nutrients
lysosomes
HINT: provides animal cells with structure and support
cytoskeleton
3 difference between plant and animal cells:
cell wall
chloroplast
large
vacuole
ribosomes
A
Fluid (mostly water) found within the cell; site of many
chemical rxtns; suspends organelles in place
Cytoplasm