control/protein production
What Organelle contains DNA and controls the cell
Nucleus
This organelle modifies and ships proteins
Golgi apparatus
This organelle is known as the powerhouse of the cell
Mitocondria
I break down waste and old cell parts
lysosomes
what type of factor includes living things like predators and competetiton
biotic factors
This structure inside the nucleus helps produce ribosomes
Nucleolus
this organelle transports proteins right after they are made
Rough er
this organelle contains chlorophyll
chloroplast
I build proteins using instructions from dna
ribosomes
which type of population growth curve shows a population leveling off at carrying capacity
logistic growth curve
This organelle directly builds proteins using instructions from the nucleus
ribosomes
small membrane sacs that move materials between organelles
vesicles
this organelle has a double membrane and is responsible for releasing energy
Mitochodria
I modify and package proteins for transport
golgi apparatus
what method is used to estimate population size by capturing, marking, and recapturing organisms.
ribosomes are found either floating in the cytoplasm or attached to this organelle
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
proteins move from the rough er to this organelle for further processing
golgi apparatus
this organelle is large in plant cells and helps maintain pressure inside the cell
central vacuole
I help detox harmful substances and break down fatty acids
peroxisomes
which type of species produces many off spring, has little parental care, high death rate.
r-selected species
Which organelle controls protein production but does NOT directly make proteins
Nucleus
describe the FULL pathway a protein takes from creation to leaving a cell
Ribosome - Rough ER - Vesicle - Golgi apparatus - vesicle - cell membrane
which organelle is founding plant cells and contains its own dna like mitochondria
Chloroplast
I help produce lipids,contain no ribosomes, and am involved in detoxification
smooth er
which type of ecological relationships benefits one organism while the other is neither helped nor harmed
commensalism