1. FUNCTIONS

3.  Whip like tail found in animal cells used for movement.

5.  Create the spindle fibers needed to divide the cell (1 cell to 2 new cells). Only in animal cells.

7.  A PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER BARRIER THAT REGULATES WHAT ENTERS AND EXITS THE CELL (SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE) AND PROVIDES THE CELL WITH STRUCTURE & SUPPORT.

10.  Contains digestive enzymes to break down damaged or old organelles, waste, bacteria, and viruses.

12.  PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER THAT SURROUND THE NUCLEUS THAT CONTROLS WHAT ENTERS AND EXITS THE NUCLEUS

14.  Inside the NUCLEUS THAT MAKES RIBOSOMES

17.  Abbreviated RER, A NETWORK OF FLATTENED SACS THAT HELP RIBOSOMES SYNTHESIZE PROTEINS THAT WILL BE SHIPPED OUT OF THE CELL

19.  Located in the cytoplasm, free ribosome MAKE PROTEINS THAT WILL REMAIN IN THE CELL.

20.  Located on the RER, this ORGANELLE MAKES PROTEINS THAT WILL BE SHIPPED OUT OF THE CELL.

23.  In plant and animals cells, PROVIDES CELL WITH ENERGY

25.  JELLY-LIKE SUBSTANCE THAT HOLDS ALL THE ORGANELLES OF THE CELL, PROVIDES THE CELL WITH STRUCTURE, IS THE SITE OF MANY CHEMICAL REACTIONS.

27.  RECIEVES PROTEINS CREATED BY THE RER, DOES THE FINAL PROCESSING, PACKAGING AND SHIPPING OUT OF PROTEINS

30.  Abbreviated SER  Makes lipids and steroids  metabolism of carbohydrates  drug detoxification

32.  Composed of the nuclear membrane, nuclear pores, and nucleolus  CONTROL CENTER OF THE CELL.  STORES ALL GENETIC INFO. NEEDED FOR ALL ACTIVITIES THAT OCCUR IN THE CELL.

35.  Part of the nucleus  THE SITE WHERE MOLECULES CAN EXIT THE NUCLEUS

39.  MADE OF CELLULOSE; PROTECTS & PROVIDES THE PLANT CELL WITH STRUCTURE & SUPPORT

41.  CONVERTS SUNLIGHT ENERGY INTO USABLE FORMOF ENERGY FOR THE PLANT THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS

43.  SITE WHERE MATERIALS SUCH AS PROTEINS, FATS, CARBOHYDRATES, & WATER ARE STORED IN THE PLANT CELL.

44. The T-Shirt Factory

46.  CONTROL CENTER OF THE CELL. ◦ Controls the t-shirt factor  STORES ALL GENETIC INFO. NEEDED FOR ALL ACTIVITIES THAT OCCUR IN THE CELL. ◦ Office stores all the patterns to make the different t-shirts

48.  PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER THAT SURROUND THE NUCLEUS THAT CONTROLS WHAT ENTERS AND EXITS THE NUCLEUS ◦ The wall of the office protect the office, doesn’t let just anyone into the t-shirt office.

49.  THE SITE WHERE MOLECULES CAN EXIT THE NUCLEUS ◦ Door where the boss or workers exit.

51.  ORGANELLE MAKES PROTEINS THAT WILL BE SHIPPED OUT OF THE CELL. ◦ The sewing machine actually builds the t-shirt so that is analogous to the ribosome. ◦ The person running the sewing machine is analogous to the RER.

53.  RECIEVES PROTEINS CREATED BY THE RER, DOES THE FINAL PROCESSING, PACKAGING AND SHIPPING OUT OF PROTEINS ◦ Once the t-shirts are made they are placed into packaging getting ready to be shipped out to the various stores.

55.  In plant and animals cells, PROVIDES CELL WITH ENERGY ◦ Provides the factor with energy to power all equipment.

57.  MADE OF CELLULOSE; PROTECTS & PROVIDES THE PLANT CELL WITH STRUCTURE & SUPPORT ◦ Walls provide the factory with structure. Protects the equipment, workers, products, etc.

59.  A PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER BARRIER THAT REGULATES WHAT ENTERS AND EXITS THE CELL (SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE) AND PROVIDES THE CELL WITH STRUCTURE & SUPPORT. ◦ Only those with the correct palm print, door code, or badge can enter the factory.

61.  Contains digestive enzymes to break down damaged or old organelles, waste, bacteria, and viruses. ◦ Clean up the factory; sweeping, mopping, etc