framework and movement
control and genetics
protein synthesis and ER
processing and digestion
energy, boundaries and cytoplasm
100

a network of protein fibers that hold the cell together

what is the cytoskeleton

100

the central organelle that controls the cell functions and contains the nuclear envelope

what is the nucleus

100

a system of organelles that work together in synthesis, storage, and export of molecules within the cell

what is the endomembrane system

100

transports vehicles from the ER, where proteins are modified and repackaged for export, compared to the UPS

what is the golgi apparatus

100

found in nearly all eukaryotic cells, plants, and animals; converts energy (glucose to ATP) and serves as the powerhouse of the cell

what is the mitochondria

200

solid helical rods composed of globular protein called actin

what are microfilaments

200

a double membrane with nuclear pores that encloses the nucleus and sperates its contents from the cytoplasm

what is the nuclear envelope

200

the part of the ER that lacks ribosomes, synthesizes lipids, and detoxifies poisons in the liver

what is smooth ER

200

membrane bound sacs that may be used for storage, transport, or digestion of materials in the cell

what is a vesicle

200

found in plants and some protists these contain chlorophyll and use light energy to make carbohydrates through photosynthesis

what are chloroplasts

300

hollow helical rods composed of a globular protein called tubulin

what are microtubules

300

a region within the nucleus where ribosomes are made

what is the nucleolus

300

the part of the ER that contains ribosomes and moves/modifies proteins and other substances throughout the cell

what is rough ER

300

found in plant cells, this holds reserves of important organic compounds and water, known as a pool

what is the central vauole

300

made of cellulose, found only in plants, which supports and maintains the shape of the cell, protects it, and connects it to other cells

what is the cell wall

400

longer, less numerous structures with a beating pattern for movement, example, sperm

what is flagella

400

loosely structured DNA and proteins present when the cell is not actively dividing

what is chromatin structure

400

the general network membrane referred to as the ER membrane

what is the endoplasmic reticulum

400

a vesicle of digestive enzymes produced by the golgi that fuses with other vehicles to digest and recycle damaged organelles

what is a lysosome

400

forms a barrier that controls which substances move into and out of the cell, known as selective permeability

what are cell membranes

500

shorter more numerous structures responsible for ciliary motion

what are cilia

500

DNA coiling tightly into visible forms right before cell division

what is chromatin (coiling to form chromosomes)

500

particles made of ribosomal RNA and proteins that carry out the building of proteins

what are ribosomes

500

made of microtubules and typically found in animal cells to assist with cell division

what are centrioles

500

everything in between the plasma membrane and nucleus that holds all organelles together

what is the cytoplasm

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