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Cell Wall Function: supports & protects cell Cell membrane Description: •outer layer of animal cell •inside cell wall of plant •elastic & flexible •contains pores Function of cell membrane Controls movement of materials into & out of cell Mitochondria • “powerhouse of the cell” • makes energy as ATP Vacuoles Description: large, round water-filled sac in cytoplasm Vacuole function Stores food, water & wastes Lysosomes Description: •small, round sacs in cytoplasm •contain digestive enzymes Function: •breaks down food, dead cells, old cell parts Chloroplast Description: •green, oval-shaped structures •holds chlorophyll Cytoplasm Function: •moves organelles & materials throughout cell Nucleus Description: •large, oval structure in center of cell •surrounded by nuclear membrane •holds chromosomes & nucleolus Function of Nucleus •control center of cell •regulates all activities Nucleolus Description: small dark area in nucleus Function: makes ribosomes Chromosomes Function: •directs cell activities •passes traits to new cells •stores info to build protein Endoplasmic Reticulum Description: • clear tubular passageways throughout cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Function: •transports materials throughout cell •“transportation system” Ribosomes Function: makes proteins Description: •surrounds nucleus •evenly spaced pores Function: allows materials to pass in/out of nucleus