Organelles
Organelle that makes proteins.
Ribosomes
Assist cells in movement (helps "swim")
Flagella
Powerhouse of the cell, generates most of cell's chemical energy.
Mitochondria
The general shape of the plant cell.
Rectangle
The ability to maintain internal bodily regulation.
Homeostasis
The organelle that is known for carrying ribosomes
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Regulates what comes in and out of cells.
Cell membrane
Produce/assemble cell's ribosomes
Nucleolus
Uses light energy from photosynthesis to convert Co2 and water into glucose.
Chloroplasts
Environment in which the concentration of water is High (Concentration outside the cell).
Hypertonic environment
Organelle that synthesizes lipids (known as stomach of cell).
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Contains genetic information of a cell, cell's control center. Houses DNA.
Nucleus
Maintains cell shape and structure
Cytoskeleton
Provides strength and protection in plant cells
Cell wall
Environment in which the concentration level of water stays at a medium.
Isotonic environment
This organelle can fuse with the plasma membrane
Vesicles
Protect internal components of cells from damage.
Cytoplasm
Allows for transport and provides protection.
Cytoplasms
Three unique organelles in a plant cell.
Chloroplasts, Cell wall, Central Vacuole
How large organisms communicate with each other.
Via chemical signals
Transports, modifies, packages and stores proteins and lipids.
Golgi apparatus
Regulates growth, reproduction and function of the prokaryotic cell.
Nucleoid
Organizes microtubules for cell division.
Centrioles
Holds materials and waste in a cell (Mostly holds water).
Central Vacuole
The second and fourth levels of organization in a cell.
Tissue, Organ System