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Animal Cell
Created by 2 BIO 11 Students
2009
Animal Cell Model
Cytoplasm and Lysosomes
• Function: Cytoplasm is a
homogeneous, generally clear
jelly-like material that fills cells
and holds it together.
Cytoplasm
• Function: The Lysosomes
remove damaged organelles and
cells.
Lysosome
Nucleus and Nucleolus
• Function: The nucleus
controls the entire cell.
• Function: The nucleolus
controls what goes on in the cell.
It also does cellular reproduction
Mitochondria and Ribosomes
• Function: The Mitochondria
produces most of the energy for
the cell.Powerhouse for the cell.
Mitochondria
• Function: Ribosomes are the
site of protein synthesis. They are
the structural support, and the
catalyst for protein synthesis
Ribosome
Endoplasmic Reticulum (Rough
and Smooth)
• Function: This
syntheses of proteins
(rough ER), lipids and
carbohydrates (smooth
ER)
Golgi Apparatus and Cell
Membrane
Golgi
Apparatus
• Function: The Golgi
Apparatus storages and packs
and exports materials out of the
cell or uses in the cell
• Function: The Cell
Membrane is a structure that
surrounds the cytoplasm of the
cell and regulates the movement
of materials in and out of the cell
Cell Membrane
Microtubules and Microfilament
• Function: The Microtubules
Microtubules
are pip-like structures found in
cytoplasm that help provide
shape and movement for the
cells.
• Function: The microfilament
are tube-like fibers that
transport materials throughout
the cytoplasm.
Microfilament
Centrioles and Vacuole
•
Centrioles: generate the
cell's cytoskeleton (not shown
in this diagram).
•
Centrioles
Vacuole:They clear out the
broken down and worn out
cells.
Nuclear Pore
• Nuclear pore: This is
complexes are large aqueous
channels that penetrate the
nuclear envelope, thereby
connecting the nuclear
interior with the cytoplasm.