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| the smallest unit[building block] of a living thing |
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| a group of similar cells working together |
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| a group of tissues working together to do a special job |
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| relays information from one part of the body to another |
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| delivers oxygen and nutrients to all cells in the body |
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| exchanges carbon dioxide and oxygen in the body |
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| makes protein for the cell |
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| parts of a cell located in the cytoplasm. It can be a storage site, process energy, move materils, or manufacture substances |
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| does not have ribosomes attached to its wall |
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| is attached to ribosomes on the wall |
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| digests protein and food molecules and breaks down other substances, it's the cell's "stomach" |
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| provides energy for the cell [like a powerplant] |
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| the package system that sorts, stores and rearranges substance[like protein] in a cell |
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| controls what enter and leaves the cell |
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| jelly like material in an animal or plant cell all chemical reactions take place here |
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| supports the cell[animal cells only] |
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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 into sugar |
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| helps cells divide and split |
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| controls the center of the cell |
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| genetic materil that is found within the nucleus ex:brown eyes, brown hair |
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| seperates the nucleus from the cytoplasm |
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