Organelles of a Eukaryotic Cell 0.0 / 5 ? Human BiologyMolecules, Blood and Gas ExchangeASOCR Created by: _laurenbCreated on: 18-05-15 18:38 Nucleus FUNCTIONS contains the genetic information of the cell genes held in the DNA within the genetic information code for proteins controls the activities of the cell 1 of 14 Nucleolus FUNCTION produces RNA produced ribosomes 2 of 14 Ribosome FUNCTIONS Site of protein synthesis Assembles amino acids into proteins 3 of 14 Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (RER) FUNCTION site of attachment for ribosomes packs proteins into vesicles transports proteins, that have been packed into vesicles, to the Golgi apparatus 4 of 14 Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum FUNCTIONS produces triglycerides, phospholipids & cholesterol transports triglycerides, phospholipids & cholesterol 5 of 14 Golgi Body FUNCTIONS PROCESSES PROTEINS BY: modifying them packing them into vesicles 6 of 14 Vesicles FUNCTIONS contains proteins made in the cell transports the proteins around the cell or to the cell surface membrane 7 of 14 Lysosome FUNCTIONS contains enzymes these enzymes destroy old or damaged cells, organelles and bacteria that have been engulfed 8 of 14 Mitochondria FUNCTIONS produces ATP site of aerobic respiration 9 of 14 Cell Surface Membrane FUNCTIONS controls substances that enter and leave the cell it is partially permeable to allow it to do this 10 of 14 Cytoskeleton FUNCTIONS supports the cell allows the cell to move allows the organelles within the cell to move 11 of 14 Cell Wall (P.C.O) FUNCTIONS supports the cell 12 of 14 Chloroplasts (P.C.O) FUNCTIONS site of photosynthesis 13 of 14 Permanent Vacole (P.C.O) FUNCTIONS stores water and solutes these help to keep the cell stable and turgid 14 of 14
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