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Transcript
Cell Organelle
Ribosomes
Tiny dots
Cell Wall
Thick wall
separating cells
What it’s made
of!
COMPOSITION
Membrane
(thank you
Captain
Obvious)
Protein and
nucleic acid
Cellulose and/or
chitin (carbs)
Vacuole
Swimming pool
Membrane
Stores water &
nutrients
Rough
endoplasmic
reticulum
Squiggly lines
surrounding
nucleus, covered
with dots
Like rough ER,
but no dots
Membrane
Internal storage
and transport of
proteins
Membrane
Internal transport
of lipids
Hormones made
here!
Looks like a
Membrane
stack of pancakes
Packages
proteins for
external transport
Breaks down
food and
bacterial
invaders
Makes
Lysosomes
Organelle
Cell membrane
Smooth
endoplasmic
reticulum
Golgi apparatus
Lysosomes
How to
recognize it!
APPEARANCE
Thin line
between cells
Featureless spots, Membrane +
bigger than
enzymes
ribosomes
What it does in
the cell.
FUNCTION
Transport of
substances in/out
of cell
Creates proteins
Structural
support
SPECIAL
NOTES
Will be looked at
in many units!
Millions in every
cell
Helps with
Turgor Pressure
Only found in
plants, fungi and
some protists and
bacteria
Turgor Pressure:
When full of
water, it pushes
against cell wall
to keep plant
upright
Only in animal
cells