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CELL
STRUCTURES
CELL WALL
FOUND ONLY IN PLANT
CELLS
MADE OF CELLULOSE
WHICH PROVIDES
STRUCTURAL SUPPORT
AND PROTECTION
CELL MEMBRANE
SEMI-PERMEABLE AND
FLEXIBLE STRUCTURE
THAT ALLOWS WATER
AND OTHER
MATERIALS TO FLOW
IN AND OUT OF CELL
FOUND IN PLANT AND
ANIMAL CELLS
CYTOPLASM
CELL LIQUID WHICH
SURROUNDS THE NUCLEUS
AND WHERE MOST OF THE
ACTIVITIES OF THE CELL
ARE CARRIED OUT
VACUOLE
STORAGE AREA IN
THE CELL THAT
STORES WASTES.
LYSOSOME
STRUCTURE THAT
RELEASES ENZYMES
THAT DIGESTS WORN
OUT ORGANELLES OR
FOOD PARTICLES.
ENDOPLASMIC
RECTICULUM
PATHWAYS FOR PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS. LEADS FROM
NUCLEUS TO THE CELL
WALL
RIBOSOMES
STRUCTURES FOUND IN
CYTOPLASM AND THE
WALL OF THE E.R. THAT
ARE INVOLVED IN
ASSEMBLING PROTEINS
MITOCHONDRIA
STRUCTURE THAT
SERVES AS A
POWERHOUSE FOR
THE CELL--RELEASES
ENERGY FROM FOOD
CHLOROPLASTS
FOUND ONLY IN PLANT
CELLS GREEN PIGMENTED
STRUCTURES THAT CONTAIN
CHLOROPHYLL THAT IS
NEEDED TO MAKE FOOD FOR
THE CELL
NUCLEUS
THE CONTROL CENTER
OF THE CELL THAT
DIRECTS ALL THE CELL
ACTIVITIES
CONTAINS DNA
NUCLEAR
MEMBRANE
OUTER LAYER OF THE
NUCLEUS THAT
ALLOWS THINGS TO
MOVE IN AND OUT OF
THE NUCLEUS
GENES
STRANDS OF DNA
FOUND ON THE
CHROMOSOMES
THAT DETERMINE
HEREDITARY TRAITS
CHROMOSOME
1 PAIR
ROD SHAPED STRUCTURES
FOUND IN THE NUCLEUS.
HUMANS HAVE 23 PAIRS OR 46
NUCLEOLUS
NUCLEUS WITHIN
THE NUCLEUS.
VISIBLE DURING
DIFFERENT
PHASES OF
MITOSIS.