Like a recycling station, these organelles break down waste and detoxify poisons to clean up the cell.

A jelly like fluid which fills the cell.

Creates ATP (energy molecules) in a process called cellular respiration, called the powerhouse of the cell.

This organelles main job is grouping items (lipids and proteins) and packaging them in vesicles. The packets are then shipped to different places in the cell.

Through a process called photosynthesis, these organelles convert the sun's rays into energy which the cell can use.

What term below describes bacterial cells?

The outer lining of a cell which controls what goes into and out of the cell.

These organelles follow instructions from the nucleus and create proteins that the cell needs.

Like a mayor, this organelle directs much of the activity in a cell and contains the cell's DNA.

Outermost layer of plant, fungi and bacteria cells.

In plants, converts stored oils into molecules that can be used for energy.

The outer lining of a cell which controls what goes into and out of the cell.

The building blocks of all life.

Stores water and nutrients that the cell needs to survive. Also stores waste products so the cell doesn't become contaminated.

In a bacterial cell, DNA stays in this central region.

Allow bacteria to attach to many different surfaces, including othe cells.

What are eukaryotic cells?

A long, whip like structure used by bacteria for moving around.

Which cells in the human body have the most mitochondrian?

What is a prokaryotic cell?

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