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Anatomy of the Cell

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Anatomy of the Cell

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1 Nucleus 2 Nuclear Membrane 3 Nucleoplasm 4 Cytoskeleton 5 Microfilament 6 Cytoplasm 7 Ribosome 8 Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum 9 Cell Membrane 10 Peroxisome 11 Lysosome 12 Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum 13 Golgi Complex 14 Secretory Vesicle 15 Microvilli 16 Centriole 17 Microtubules 18 Mitochondrion 19 Vacuole 20 Nucleolus

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The cell's control center that contains chromatin and most of the cell's DNA.

A two-layered membrane with pores for substances to enter and leave the nucleus.

Fluid within the nucleus, in which the nucleolus and chromosomes float.

Internal framework of the cell that is made up of microfilaments and hollow microtubules.

Provides support for the cell; sometimes linked to the outer membrane.

Jellylike fluid in which organelles float; primarily consists of water but also contains enzymes and amino acids.

Tiny structure that assists with protein assembly.

Consists of folded membranes, studded with ribosomes, that extend throughout the cell; helps to transport materials through the cell, and site of much protein manufacture.

Encloses the cell's contents and maintains the cell's shape; also regulates the flow of substances in and out of the cell.

Produces enzymes that oxidize some toxic chemicals.

Produces enzymes that aid in digestion and excretion of substances and worn-out organelles.

Network of tubes and sacs that helps to transport materials through the cell; also a site of calcium storage and main location of fat metabolism.

Processes and repackages proteins produced on the rough endoplasmic reticulum for release at the cell membrane.

Sac that contains substances produced by the cell (such as enzymes) and secreted at the cell membrane.

Projections that increase the cell's surface area, aiding absorption.

Composed of two cylinders of tubules.

Aid movement of substances through the cytoplasm.

Site of sugar and fat digestion; produces energy; powerhouse of the cell.

Sac that stores and transports ingested materials, waste products, and water.

The region at the center of the nucleus; plays a vital role in ribosome production.

 
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