The above picture shows the following: Cell Membrane, Nuclear envelope, Nucleus, Nucleolus, Ribosomes, Lysosomes, Mitochondria, Golgi apparatus, centrioles, Peroxisomes, Rough endoplasmic Reticulum, smooth endoplasmic reticulum, chloroplasts, cytoplasm, and cilia.
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All items listed on the picture
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Shows an Intercellular Junction, can be seen marked with red
Description of Structures
Cell Membrane: Outer skin or shell of the cell. Controls what enters and exits the cell
Chromosomes and Chromatin: (Chromosomes) Balls of DNA (Chromatin) Complexes of Proteins, has 2x more protein than DNA
Nuclear envelope: Regulates what enters and exits the Nucleus, allows in certain Macromolecules
Nucleus: Control center of the cell or brain
Nucleolus: Ribosome synthesis, provides what is needed to create RNA and DNA
Ribosomes: Protein synthesis. It also links Amino Acids with the instructions offered by messenger RNA.
Lysosomes: Contains Enzymes that can break down polymers, similar to a digestive system.
Mitochondria: Known as the "Powerhouse" of cells.
Golgi apparatus: Used for creating and storage
Centrioles: Help reproduce the Eukaryote cell
Vacuole: Storage
Peroximisomes: Contains enzymes that are used in many metabolic reactions
Rough endoplasmic reticulum: Used for Protein production/folding and Quality
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum: Fat production and hormones such as Steroids
Chloroplasts: Food production and Photosynthesis
Cytoplasms: Contains the organelles, except for the Nucleus
Cytoskeleton: Used for movement, shape, and support
Cell Wall: aThe outer shell of the cell, made of Cellulose
Cilia/Flagella: Internal movement
Intercellular Junctions: A rupture within a cell
Chromosomes and Chromatin: (Chromosomes) Balls of DNA (Chromatin) Complexes of Proteins, has 2x more protein than DNA
Nuclear envelope: Regulates what enters and exits the Nucleus, allows in certain Macromolecules
Nucleus: Control center of the cell or brain
Nucleolus: Ribosome synthesis, provides what is needed to create RNA and DNA
Ribosomes: Protein synthesis. It also links Amino Acids with the instructions offered by messenger RNA.
Lysosomes: Contains Enzymes that can break down polymers, similar to a digestive system.
Mitochondria: Known as the "Powerhouse" of cells.
Golgi apparatus: Used for creating and storage
Centrioles: Help reproduce the Eukaryote cell
Vacuole: Storage
Peroximisomes: Contains enzymes that are used in many metabolic reactions
Rough endoplasmic reticulum: Used for Protein production/folding and Quality
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum: Fat production and hormones such as Steroids
Chloroplasts: Food production and Photosynthesis
Cytoplasms: Contains the organelles, except for the Nucleus
Cytoskeleton: Used for movement, shape, and support
Cell Wall: aThe outer shell of the cell, made of Cellulose
Cilia/Flagella: Internal movement
Intercellular Junctions: A rupture within a cell