Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells
This cell is typically multicellular
Eukaryotic cell
Found in chloroplasts, this is a green pigment that gives it it's color
Chlorophyll
All cells have this
Cell membrane
This organelle is the powerhouse of the cell
Mitochondria
This is a long whip like thread which propels a cell along
Flagella
This is found in the nucleus of a Eukaryotic cell
Genetic information
Most plants have this which takes up majority of the space inside the cell
Large centralized vacuole
The cytoskeleton helps maintain this
Shape of cell
This organelle has a clear, thick jelly like consistency
Cytoplasm
Many unicellular organisms rely on this to move
Water currents
The DNA in this cell forms a circular chromosome
Prokaryotic
This is the difference between plant and animal cells
Plant cells are larger
These are the two types of Endoplasmic Reticulum
Rough and smooth
This organelle serves as a storage area for water, food waste, and other materials in the cell
Vacuole
Many unicellular organisms live in this type of environment
Freshwater
Prokaryotes reproduce through this
Binary fission and budding
This provides firmness and shape, and protects against viruses
Cell Wall
Ribosomes are found here
Free floating in Cytoplasm or attached to ER
This cell is responsible for trapping sunlight to perform photosynthesis
Chloroplast
This enables unicellular organisms to control their water levels
Contractile Vacuole
This is the layer in a prokaryotic cell that covers the cell wall
Capsule or slime layer
This pushes the cytoplasm outwards and assists in retaining the shape of the cell
Central Vacuole
Centrioles form this during cell division
Spindle fibers
This organelle provides the work surface for many of the cells chemical reactions
Endoplasmic Reticulum
This region is sensitive to light
Eyespot