Cell organelles 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyCellular processes and structureASWJEC Created by: evieconnorsCreated on: 08-11-18 14:25 Nucleus Contains DNA which codes for protein synthesis 1 of 18 Nucleolus Synthesises rNA for ribosome production 2 of 18 Nuclear Pore Alows the transport of mRNA 3 of 18 nuclear envelope Separates the DNA from the cytoplasm 4 of 18 Cell membrane Controls what enters and leaves the cells 5 of 18 Cytoplasm Where chemical reactions occue 6 of 18 Mitochondria To produce ATP in aerobic respiration 7 of 18 RER Transports proteins made in its ribosome surface 8 of 18 SER The synthesis and transport of lipids 9 of 18 Golgi body Chemically modifies proteins, produces lysosomes, produces glycoproteins, packages proteins for secretion in secretary vesicles 10 of 18 Centrioles Are used in spindle formation in cell division 11 of 18 Ribosomes Protein synthesis, are the site of translation where mRNA is used to assemble the polypeptide chain 12 of 18 Lysosomes Contains and isolates digestive enzymes 13 of 18 Vesicles In animal: act as a contractile vacuole to maintain osmotic pressure. In plants: storage of ions and to maintain osmotic pressure 14 of 18 Large permanent vacuole contains cell sap and maintains turgor 15 of 18 Chloroplast site of photosynthesis. Thylakoids containing photosynthetic material 16 of 18 Cell wall To provide strength and support freely permeable to water 17 of 18 Plasmodesmata Exchange of large organic materials via cytoplasmic streaming allows communication between adjacent cells 18 of 18
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