​Organelles: Cells Alive!

​Using the hyperlink; click on the start animation

Pick Animal Cell- look over all the organelles

Then click plant cell and do the same

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​Eukaryotic Cell

1) have organized nucleus with a nuclear envelope

2) have organelles- it is a self sufficient organism​ (prokaryotes depend on the area around them)

3) multinucleated

4) flagellum and/or cilia help them move​

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produces ribosomes

​nucleolus

contains DNA

If the DNA is the the same in every cell, how does the body have so many different cell types?​

​nucleus

Eukaryotic Cell: organelles

Click here- read more about nucleus to find the answer​

membrane bound sacs that deal with packaging​ for proteins to leave the cell

​golgi (bodies/apparatus)

jell-o/soup where all the organelles reside

​cytosol/cytoplasm

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protective barrier that allows certain things in and out

​cell membrane/plasma membrane

aid/help with digestion

​lysosome

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storage​

​Vacuole

powerhouse of the cell​

​mitochondria

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contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis​

​chloroplasts (plants only)

rigid, protective

(humans have bones to keep them upright, plants need cell walls)​

​cell wall (plants only)

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create (synthesize) proteins​

​Ribosomes

packages proteins made by ribosomes for transport​ within the cell

​Smooth/Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

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