The organelles and their functions By S. Mars

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The organelles and their functions By S. Mars Plant and Animal Cells The organelles and their functions By S. Mars

Animal Cell Cell Membrane Vacuole Cytoplasm Nucleus Chromosome Mitochondria Animal Cell

Plant Cell Cell Wall Cytoplasm Cell Membrane Vacuole Nucleus Chromosomes Mitochondria Chloroplasts Plant Cell

Organelle Function Vacuole- stores food water and wastes Nucleus- brain center of the cell that controls the cell activities. Cytoplasm- a jellylike substance that holds chemicals that keep the cell functioning

Organelle Functions Chromosomes- threadlike structures inside the nucleus that hold the DNA that determines the characteristics of the plant or animal. Mitochondria- The organelle that uses the food the chloroplasts make and turns it into energy. Chloroplasts- make the food for the cell

Organelle Functions Cell Membrane- thin covering that encloses the cell like a skin and holds the cell together. Cell Wall- the rigid layer that supports and protects the cell.

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