transports proteins that were made on the attached ribosomes, some of which may have been secreted by the cell surface membra
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What is the function of smooth ER?
involved in the production of lipids that the cell needs
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What is the structure of Golgi apparatus?
stack of membrane-bound, flattened sacs
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What does the Golgi apparatus do?
modifies and continues the production of proteins made by the ER, it also helps with the transportation of lipids around the cell
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Function of Mitochondria?
produces ATP during photosynthesis
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Function of chloroplasts?
The site of photosynthesis in plant cells
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What is the role of Lysosomes?
They break down materials, as they contain powerful digestive enzymes
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Structure of lysosomes?
spherical sacs surrounded by a single membrane
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Why are ribosomes and centrioles different to other organelles?
They are not membrane bound
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Where are ribosomes located?
some are free in the cytoplasm and some are bound to ER
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What do ribosomes consist of?
2 subunits
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Function of ribosomes?
site of protein synthesis in the cell
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What are centrioles?
they are small tubes of protein fibrers, they take part in the division of cells where they form spindles which move chromosomes during nuclear division
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Where are centrioles found?
there is a pair next to the nucleus in an animal cell, and they are found in the cells of some protocists
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