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Cell Organelles Concepts 6.4 and 6.5 The three main parts of a cell • Boundary • Cytoplasm • Nucleus • Each of the following organelles is found in one of these parts of the cell Cell Membrane • Function: selectively permeable membrane that protects the cell by controlling what enters and leaves the cell • Is like a…guard, because a cell membrane controls what enters and leaves a cell, like a guard controls what enters and leaves a building Cell Wall • Function: protects and gives shape to a cell. • Is like a…shoe, because a shoe protects a foot, like a cell wall protects a cell No cell wall in animal cells! Chloroplasts • Site of photosyntheis • Are like a… cheese factory, because a cheese factory is a place that makes food for people, and chloroplasts are a place that make food for plants No Chloroplasts in Animal Cells! Chromosomes • Structures that are made of DNA • Are like…cabinets, because chromosomes are structures that organize DNA, like cabinets are structures that organize dishes. Cytoplasm • Is the gel-like material that holds all of the organelles in their places • Is like… hairspray, because cytoplasm holds organelles in place, like hairspray holds hair in place Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) • Allows materials to be transported around the cell • Is like… a highway, because the ER allows things to be transported around a cell, like a highway allows things to be transported around the country Golgi Apparatus (Golgi body) • Modifies, packages and ships proteins for transport throughout the cell • Is like… the post office, because the golgi modifies, packages and ships proteins for transport, like the post office modifies, packages and ships letters for transport Lysosome • Use enzymes to digest (break down) old cell parts, food, invading viruses or bacteria • Is like… a garbage disposal, because lysosomes breaks down old cell parts, like a garbage disposal breaks up old food Lysosomes often not found in plant cells Mitochondria • Supplies the cell with energy • Are like… a power plant, because mitochondria provide the cell with energy, like a power plant provides a city with energy Nuclear Membrane (Envelope) • Protective membrane around the nucleus that controls what is allowed to enter or leave the nucleus • Is like… a glove, because the nuclear membrane protects the nucleus, like a glove protects the hand Nucleolus • Makes ribosomes • Is like… a chef, because a nucleolus makes ribosomes, like a chef makes a meal Nucleus • Control center of the cell • Is like… the white house, because the white house is the control center of the USA. Ribosomes • Are the site of protein synthesis • Are like…a chocolate factory, because ribosomes are where proteins are made and a chocolate factory is where chocolate is made. Vacuole • Stores food, water or waste products • Is like a refrigerator, because a vacuole stores food, and a refrigerator stores food Cilia • sensory cellular “antennae” that help cell movement, or of movement over a cell’s surface. • Cilia are like brooms, because cilia move items across a cell’s surface, like brooms move items across the floor. No cilia in this animal cell. Cilia • The cilia in these protists are stained blue Cilia • Mucus traps microorganisms and prevents them from doing harm to the body. • Cilia on the surface of the epithelial cells propels mucus and trapped microbes upwards towards the throat where it is swallowed or coughed up. Cilia are rare in plant cells. Flagella • Tail – like structures that propel a cell • Are like propellers because flagella move cells forward like propellers move boats forward. Flagella Escherichia coli cells use long, thin structures called flagella to propel themselves. These flagella form bundles that rotate counterclockwise, creating a torque that causes the bacterium to rotate clockwise. No flagella in plant cells. Color-Code your chart! Now mark your chart. • Organelles that are found in the boundary mark with a BLUE highlighter / marker / colored pencil • Organelles that are found in the cytoplasm mark with a YELLOW highlighter / marker / colored pencil • Organelles that are found in the nucleus mark with a RED highlighter / marker / colored pencil