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| A group of cells packed together. |
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| Smallest unit of living matter that is the building block of life that helps us live. |
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| A bunch of tissues packed together in a structural unit. |
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| An organ system that contains a network inside of it with certain cellls that help coordinate actions. |
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| The system of organs and tissues. |
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| A network of tubular membranes located inside the cytoplasm of the cell. |
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| A part of the ER that is in tubular form that lacks ribosomes. |
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| A Rough ER forms an interconnected network of tubules, vesicles, and cisternae inside the cells somewhere. |
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| A lysosome is a cell organelle that contains enzymes that digest particles and disintegrate a cell after its death. |
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| Provides energy for the cell. |
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| The system that transports blood through the body. |
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| Jellylike material in an animal or plant cell, all chemical reactions take place here. |
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| Controls what enters and leaves the cell. |
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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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| Turns carbon dioxide and water into sugar. (only in plant cells) |
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| Makes protein for the cell. |
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| The package system that sorts, stores, and rearanges substances in a cell. |
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| The parts of a cell located in the cytoplasm. It can process energy, move materials, or manufacture substances. |
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| Seperates nucleus from the cytoplasm. |
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| Controls the center of the cell. |
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| Genetic material that is found within the nucleus. (Spiral Shaped) |
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| Helps divide and split cells. |
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