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| smallest unit of living things. |
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| is a group of similar cells working together. |
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| is a group of tissues working together to do a special job |
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| main organs brain, spinal cord |
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| main organ heart, blood, blood vessels |
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| moves material around in a cell |
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| does not have ribosomes on the wall |
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| has ribosomes attached to it |
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| Digests protein and food molecules and breaks down other substances acts like the cells stomach |
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| provides energy for cell is the cells power plant |
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| the package system that sorts,stores, and rearranges substance in a cell |
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| make protein for the cell |
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| control what enters and leaves the cell |
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| jelly like material in animal or plant cell |
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| supports plant cells and helps them grow tall |
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| found only in plant cells changes carbon dioxide and water to sugar |
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| separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm |
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| a thin, pliable layer of tissue |
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| control center for the cell |
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| genetic material that is found within the nucleus looks like a ropey ladder |
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| helps cells divide and split |
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