Descriptions A
It is a group of nucleic acids (mostly DNA)
Genetic Material
It is a thin layer that covers the entire cell
Cell Membrane
These produce organic substances in the plant and algae cells (photosynthesis)
Chloroplasts
This gives the cell a regular shape and protects it
Cell Wall
It is a jelly-like substance inside the cell - mainly made of water
Cytoplasm
A rigid covering that surrounds the cell membrane
Cell Wall
This ‘control centre’ stores and protects genetic material and regulates cellular activities
Nucleus
These produce energy for the cell (cell respiration)
Mitochondria
Small, rounded organelles without a membrane
Ribosomes
It has a round, oval shaped body that is characterised by a green colour
Chloroplasts
It contains the structures of the cell
Cytoplasm
It regulates the passing of substances in and out of the cell
Cell Membrane
These are membrane-bound, fluid-filled storage sacs
Vacuoles
A complex, dynamic network of interlinking protein filaments present in the cytoplasm of all cells
Cytoskeleton
These give instructions to control the functions of the cell and allow the creation of new cells
Genetic Material
They produce proteins
Ribosomes
A large, often spherical, membrane-bound organelle, frequently pushed to the side of the cell by the large central vacuole
Nucleus
They are dynamic, rod-shaped organelles constantly dividing, fusing, and changing shape
Mitochondria
This is a network of filaments that keeps the shape of the cell and produces structures
Cytoskeleton
They store substances for the cell, i.e. nutrients & water
Vacuoles