Brianna Nolen.  The cytoplasm is a gel like substance that is composed mainly with water.  Consist of all of the contents outside of the nucleus and.

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Brianna Nolen

 The cytoplasm is a gel like substance that is composed mainly with water.  Consist of all of the contents outside of the nucleus and enclosed within the cell membrane of a cell.nucleuscell membrane  A site where most cell activities are being carried out.

 Located inside the cell membrane surrounding the nuclear envelope and the cytoplasmic organelles.  A solid structure that acts as a fence to hold together the organelles within the cytoplasm.

 The cytoplasm is divided into:  Cytosol~ the main substance of the cytoplasm.  90% solutes and water  Ex. Fatty Acids, sugars, amino acids, enzymes, nucleotides, and ATP.

 Organelles~ the permanent component of the cytoplasm.  Structure in the cell that carry out specialized functions.  Ex. Mitochondrion, lysosomes, chloroplast

 Inclusion~ the time components of the cytoplasm  Are stored nutrients, secondary products, and pigment graduals.  Ex. Water containing vacuoles.

 The function of the cytoplasm and the organelles which sit in it, are critical the cell's survival!