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Organelle Description
Location
Type of Cell
What does the organelle do in the cell?
Describe the function of the organelles.
Describe where in
the cell the
organelle is located.
Highlight the type of
cell in which this
organelle is found.
Cell
Membrane
(Plasma
Membrane)
This organelle surround, contains, and
protects every cell, and decides what enters
and exits the cell.
This organelle
surrounds the
cytoplasm. If a cell
wall is present, cell
membrane is inside
of the cell wall.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Cytoplasm
and
Cytoskeleton
This organelle holds all the other organelles
in place. It is made of mostly water. It can
change food to energy, store energy, and
make things for cell. Cytoskeleton acts as
roads throughout the cytoplasm and provides
structure for the cell.
This organelle is
located in between
the cell membrane
and the nucleus.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Nucleus
This organelle is the control center of the
cell. It contains the organism’s DNA and
the nucleolus. DNA is the blueprint for
the cell and the organism.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Nuclear
Membrane
This organelle surrounds, contains, and
protects the nucleus. It decides what goes
in and out of the nucleus. It also
sends/controls message between nucleus &
organelles.
This organelle
surrounds the
nucleus.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Nucleolus
Director of the Cell. This organelle is in the
control center of the cell – the nucleus.
Make ribosomes.
This organelle is
located inside of
the cell’s nucleus.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Vacuoles
Stores food, water, and waste for the cell.
There can be more than one in a cell, and it
can be very large. There is often more than
one in a cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
*Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Mitochondria
This organelle breaks down food to release
energy for the cell. This process is called
Cellular Respiration. There is often more
than one in a cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
*Animals Cells
Organelles
Function
Organelles
Organelle Description
Function
Location
Type of Cell
Lysosomes
This organelle has digestive enzymes that
break down food and digest nutrients for
the cell. Will help breakdown the cell after
the cell dies. There is often more than one
in a cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Some Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Peroxisomes
This organelle has digestive enzymes in it
that are use for breaking down toxic
materials in the cell and digesting fatty
acids. There is often more than one in a
cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Some Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
This organelle moves material from the
nucleus to the other parts of the cell like a
conveyor belt. There is often more than one
in a cell. There is smooth and rough
endoplasmic reticulum. The rough ER has
ribosomes on it.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell surrounding
the nuclear
membrane.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Ribosomes
Ribosomes make proteins for the cell.
There are many present in the cell.
This organelle
can be located on
the endoplasmic
reticulum or in
the cytoplasm.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Golgi
Complex
This organelle is responsible for collecting,
processing, and packing materials for the
cell. The materials move from layer to layer,
and finally pinch off in a vesicle. There is
often more than one in a cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Chloroplasts
The organelle uses sunlight to make and
store energy in food in the process called
photosynthesis. There is often more than
one in a cell.
This organelle is
located in the
cytoplasm of the
cell.
Archaebacteria Cells
Eubacteria Cells
Some Protist Cells
Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
It is located
outside of the
cell membrane.
Most Archaebacteria Cells
Most Eubacteria Cells
Some Protist Cells
Some Fungus Cells
Plants Cells
Animals Cells
Cell Wall
This thick organelle surrounds and adds
extra protection and support.