Identify the function of each of the cellular structures listed below. 1. mitochondria 2. Nucleolus 3....
Identify the function of each of the cellular structures listed below.
1. mitochondria
2. Nucleolus
3. Nucleolus
4. Attached Ribosome
5. Golgi Body (Complex)
6. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
7. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
8. Free Ribosome
9. Plasma Membrane
10. Cell Wall
11. Cytoskeleton
12. Vessicle
13. Lysosome
14. Central Vacuole
15. Contracile Vacuole
16. Cytoplasm / Cytosol
17. Centrioles
18. Chloroplast
19. Flagella
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- House of Dna
- Manufacture of Proteins that leave the cell
- Manufacture of Ribosomes
- Cellular matrix (goo)
- Barrier between the internal and external environments of the cell
- Manufacture of proteins that remain in the cell
- Support and movement of materials within the cell, movement of the cell
- Affiliated with cell division in animal cells
- Digestion of materials, autophagy
- Protection and Support
- Aids in folding of proteins that leave the cell
- Transport of materials within the cell
- Site of Cellular Respiration
- Detoxification, Manufacture of Membrane Material
- Molecular Tagging of Proteins Bound to leave the cell
- Removal of excess water from the cell
- Storage of water, wastes and pigments
- Site of photosynthesis
- Movement/sensing of environment
Homework Answers
- House of Dna nucleus
- Manufacture of Proteins that leave the cell attached ribosomes
- Manufacture of Ribosomes nucleolus
- Cellular matrix (goo) cytoplasm
- Barrier between the internal and external environments of the cell plasma membrane
- Manufacture of proteins that remain in the cell free ribosomes
- Support and movement of materials within the cell, movement of the cell cytoskeleton
- Affiliated with cell division in animal cells centrioles
- Digestion of materials, autophagy lysosomes
- Protection and Support cell wall
- Aids in folding of proteins that leave the cell rough endoplasmic reticulum
- Transport of materials within the cell vesicle
- Site of Cellular Respiration mitochondria
- Detoxification, Manufacture of Membrane Material SER
- Molecular Tagging of Proteins Bound to leave the cell golgi apparatus
- Removal of excess water from the cell contractile vacuole
- Storage of water, wastes and pigments central vacuole
- Site of photosynthesis chloroplast
- Movement/sensing of environment flagella
Note
All the answers are given in bold terms. In the given question all the cell organelles are name according to their function. If we look at all the cell organelles properly then we will come to know that they all belong to Eukaryotic cell. It is because we can see the presence of a well defined nucleus which is having a nucleolus. Apart from nucleus we can also see other membrane bound organelles like chloroplast and mitochondria, lysosomes, vacuoles endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus.
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