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| basic unit of struture and funtion of life. |
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| cells that do not have membrane bound strutures. |
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| cells that have membrane bound strutures. |
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| encloses the the cell. allowys some material in and out |
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| is mostly water with other materials dissloved in it. gell like fluid |
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| carry out the activites that keep the cell alive |
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| struture usally in the center of the cell. control center |
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| gentic strutures that cointains information used to direct cell activity and make new cells . contains the dna |
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| surrounds and protect the nucleous |
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| found inside the nucleus is ressponsible to make the ribbosones |
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| store diffrent subtances needed by the cell. animal cells usally have small ones plants big |
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| use oxygen to transform energy to food to carry out its activites |
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| PRODUCE IMPORTANT products for the cell including protains and lipids |
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| package products from the er and distrubute them around the cell or outside it |
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| outer barrier provides extra support for the cell. |
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| food makeing strutures that are in plant cells andcontain a green pigment |
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| captures energy and makes food through the process photothencese food glucose |
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| so tiny can not be seen without a microscope |
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