- Structure - fluid area (cytosol) between the nucleus and the plasma membrane
- Structure - rigid layer made of cellulose
- Function - maintains chemical environment, suspends organelles
- Structure - cylindrical and found near the nucleus
- Structure - phospholipid bilayer with pores that surrounds the nucleus
- Function - involved in the development of spindle fibers for cell division
- Structure - membranes in the shape of flattened sacs
- Function - site of cellular respiration where sugars are broken down into ATP for cellular energy
- Function - provides structure to the cell and helps organelles move
- Structure - membrane bound organelle to break down macromolecules
- Function - modifies, stores, and routes proteins (assembles 3° and 4° structures)
- Function - stores undigested nutrients and water
- Function - moves water and small particles into, out of, or within a cell
- Structure - small membrane bound sac to move molecules
- Structure - fibers of various thickness (microfilaments, microtubules, intermediate filaments)
- Structure - 2-membranes with stacked disks
- Function - site of photosynthesis to convert solar energy into chemical energy
- Function - breaks down macromolecules to nourish the cell and helps destroy bacteria
- Structure - long, thin whip-like structure, made of microtubule
- Structure - 2-membranes with folding, has its own DNA