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Cell Organelles The Parts of the Cell

Cell Organelles Cell Membrane “doorway of the cell”

Cell Organelles Cell Membrane “doorway of the cell” Protective barrier that encloses the cell

Cell Organelles Cell Membrane “doorway of the cell” Protective barrier that encloses the cell Tiny openings that allow passages of certain materials into & out of cell

Cell Organelles Cell Membrane

Cell Organelles Cell Membrane “doorway of the cell” Protective barrier that encloses the cell Tiny openings that allow passages of certain materials into & out of cell Made up of lipids and proteins (lipid bilayer)

Cell Organelles Cytoplasm Jelly-like mixture within the cell

Cell Organelles Cytoplasm Jelly-like mixture within the cell Holds organelles in place

Cell Organelles Cytoskeleton Supporting structure & movement

Cell Organelles Cytoskeleton Supporting structure & movement Network of protein filaments

Cell Organelles Cytoskeleton Supporting structure & transportation Network of protein filaments Maintain shape of the cell Microfilaments: threadlike; made up of actin; cell support & movement (amoeba)

Cell Organelles Cytoskeleton Supporting structure & transportation Network of protein filaments Maintain shape of the cell Microfilaments: threadlike; made up of actin; cell support & movement (amoeba) Microtubules: hollow; made up of proteins; shape; help in cell division ; build projections (cilia and flagellum) to aid to movement

Cell Organelles Nucleus “Control Center”

Cell Organelles Nucleus “Control Center” Directs all cell activities- Contains DNA- instructions for making proteins

Cell Organelles Nucleus “Control Center” Directs all cell activities Bounded by a nuclear envelope (2 membranes) allowing materials in/out of nucleus

Cell Organelles Nucleus “Control Center” Directs all cell activities Bounded by a nuclear envelope Contain chromatin DNA bound to protein During cell division chromatin condenses into chromosomes

Cell Organelles Nucleus “Control Center” Directs all cell activities Bounded by a nuclear envelope Contain chromatin Contain nucleolus in center Assembly of ribosomes begins here

Cell Organelles Nucleus

Cell Organelles Ribosomes Protein Makers (protein synthesis)

Cell Organelles Ribosomes Protein Makers (protein synthesis) Found on rough ER and floating in cytoplasm

Cell Organelles Ribosomes Protein Makers (protein synthesis) Found on rough ER and floating in cytoplasm Smallest of all organelles

Cell Organelles Ribosomes Protein Makers (protein synthesis) Found on rough ER and floating in cytoplasm Smallest of all organelles Made up of RNA & protein

Cell Organelles Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) “Transportation System”

Cell Organelles Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) “Transportation System” Network of membrane passageways that carry proteins

Cell Organelles Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) “Transportation System” Network of passageways that carry proteins Rough ER: Folded membrane extending from nucleus with ribosomes Involved in protein synthesis

Cell Organelles Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) “Transportation System” Network of passageways that carry proteins Rough ER: Folded membrane extending from nucleus with ribosomes Smooth ER: no ribosomes Synthesis of membranes (lipids)

Transmission Electron Microscope Image Cell Organelles Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) Transmission Electron Microscope Image

Cell Organelles Golgi Apparatus (Complex) “Packaging Center”

Cell Organelles Golgi Apparatus (Complex) “Packaging Center” Packages, sorts, and distributes proteins

Cell Organelles Golgi Apparatus (Complex) “Packaging Center” Packages, sorts, and distributes proteins Stacks of membrane-covered sacs

Cell Organelles Golgi Apparatus (Complex)

Cell Organelles Lysosomes Digest wastes and worn out parts

Cell Organelles Lysosomes Digest wastes and worn out parts Variety of sizes and shapes

Cell Organelles Lysosomes Digest wastes and worn out parts Variety of sizes and shapes Found in cytoplasm

Cell Organelles Vacuoles “Storage Tanks”

Cell Organelles Vacuoles “Storage Tanks” Sac-like

Cell Organelles Vacuoles “Storage Tanks” Sac-like Store food and wastes Stores: water, salts, proteins, carbs…

Cell Organelles Vacuoles “Storage Tanks” Sac-like Store food and wastes Small in animal cells/large in plant cells (central vacuole = pressure allows for support of leaves, etc)

Cell Organelles Vacuoles

Cell Organelles Mitochondria “Powerhouse of the cell”

Cell Organelles Mitochondria “Powerhouse of the cell” Capsule shaped (2 membranes)

Cell Organelles Mitochondria “Powerhouse of the cell” Capsule shaped (2 membranes) Supplies energy for the cell Breaks down sugars (glucose) to make ATP (energy)

Cell Organelles Mitochondria

Cell Organelles Cell wall ONLY in plant cells

Cell Organelles Cell wall ONLY in plant cells Protects and supports cell

Cell Organelles Cell wall ONLY in plant cells Protects and supports cell Encloses cell/ outermost

Cell Organelles Cell wall ONLY in plant cells Protects and supports cell Encloses cell/ outermost Made mostly of cellulose (carb)

Cell Organelles Cell wall

Cell Organelles Chloroplast ONLY in plant cells and some Protists

Cell Organelles Chloroplast ONLY in plant cells & some Protists Green oval shaped

Cell Organelles Chloroplast ONLY in plant cells & some Protists Green oval shaped Contain Chlorophyll

Cell Organelles Chloroplast ONLY in plant/protists Green oval shaped Contain Chlorophyll Aid in photosynthesis Capture light E & convert it to food (glucose)