Cell Parts and Organelles

Where the final touches are made to proteins, and they are packed up into vesicles

Little balls that carry proteins and other materials around a cell

Soft membrane used to transport wastes and toxic materials out of the cell

A soft, semi-permeable skin around the cytoplasm of all cells.

Special vesicles that break down and recycle old cell parts

Where all the genetic material (DNA) is kept, wrapped up in a membrane. Provides instructions for making proteins.

The powerhouse of the cell - produces energy!

The jelly-like liquid that fills up a cell, containing all the organelles

The workers of the cell, used to make chemical reactions happen and move things around. Made by ribosomes.

A hard barrier found around plant, fungi and bacteria cells, providing structure and support

A small storage sack for waste and water, there may be many in one cell. Name organelle plus cell type.

This is like a factory for making proteins.

Small organelle found inside the nucleus, where ribosomes are made.

Where photosynthesis happens

A large storage sack for waste and water, that might take up half of the cell. Provides structure when filled with water. Name organelle plus cell type.

The soft membrane near the nucleus, with ribosomes dotted over it. Where proteins are made.