Boundary of the cell.

Controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell.

Made of a large network of lipids and proteins that regulates the transport of materials into and out of the cell.

Jelly-like fluid that contains dissolved substances.

Suspends the organelles.

Fills the cells.

Control center of the cell.

Contains genetic information/DNA.

Enclose in a double membrane called the nuclear envelope/membrane.

Network of protein fibers.

Gives cell shape and anchors organelles.

Interconnected network of folded membranes.

Contains no ribosomes.

Makes lipids and vesicles.

Interconnected network if folded membranes.

Covered with ribosomes.

Transports proteins that were made on the ribosomes.

Site of protein synthesis.

Make proteins.

Can be attached to rough ER or floating free in cytoplasm.

Flat stacks of membrane enclosed spaces.

Modifies,sorts, and packages proteins.

Small membrane-bound sacks.

Transport materials within the cell.

Known as a powerhouse of the cell.

Produce energy for cell processes.

Fluid filled sack for storage of water, food, enzymes, and waste.

Plant cells- large central vacuole
Animal cells- many small vacuoles.

Specialized vesicles.

Contain digestive enzymes that break down cellular waste.

Break down four types of macromolecules(proteins, nuclei can acids, carbohydrates)

Carry out photography synthesis.

Process of making glucose.