BY: BRYAN LEE

THE CELLULAR CONTENTS OUTSIDE THE NUCLEUS

THIN, FLEXIBLE BARRIER THAT REGULATES WHAT ENTERS AND LEAVES THE CELL

CONTAINS RNA AND PROTEIN FOUND IN THE CYTOPLASM, LINKS AMINO ACIDS TOGETHER

CENTER OF AN ATOM THAT CONTAINS THE CELL’S GENETIC MATTER

CONVERTS THE CHEMICAL ENERGY STORED IN FOOD INTO COMPOUNDS, GENERATES ENERGY

WHERE THE ASSEMBLY OF RIBOSOMES BEGIN

STRONG LAYER AROUND CELL MEMBRANE

contains collections of enzymes that perform specialized tasks

THE PORTION OF THE ER INVOLVED IN THE SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS

MODIFIES AND SORTS PACKAGES FOR STORAGE IN THE CELL

BREAKS DOWN LIPIDS, PROTEINS, AND CARBS INTO SMALL MOLECULES

STORES and moveS materials between cell organelles

SACLIKE MATERIAL THAT STORES WATERS, SALTS, PROTEINS, AND CARBS

CAPTURES ENERGY FROM SUNLIGHT AND CONVERTS IT TO CHEMICAL ENERGY

PRODUCES MOVEMENT IN A WAVELIKE MOTION

GIVES CELL ITS SHAPE AND INTERNAL ORGANIZATION, INVOLVED IN MOVEMENT