Relacionar Columnas Cell Structure FlashcardsVersión en línea Review for Cell Structure por Benjamin D Morgan 1 Found inside the nucleus and produces ribosomes. 2 How is the amount of energy in a cell effected by the number of mitochondria? Dependent variable? 3 How is the amount of energy in a cell effected by the number of mitochondria? Independent variable? 4 A folded network of passage ways that move and transport materials like protein and lipids around in the cell. 5 How is the amount of energy in a cell effected by the number of mitochondria? Controlled variable? 6 Receives and packages materials like protein from the ER and sends them to different parts of the cell and out of the cell. 7 Controls the activities of the cell and contains most of the cells DNA. 8 A vesicle that stores water, food, and waste within a cell. 9 A small organelle where proteins are made (does not have a membrane like other organisms). 10 Long strands of coiled-up DNA and proteins 11 A thin membrane around the cell that allows only certain materials to enter and leave, provides protection, support, & allows the cell to communicate with other cells. 12 A small structure that forms naturally within a cell that has fluid enclosed with a membrane. 13 Contain chemical enzymes that break down and digest food particles and worn out cell parts. 14 A nucleic Acid found in cells. It contains the genetic instructions that cells need to make proteins. 15 What all cells contain. 16 Controls the materials that enter and leave the nucleus. 17 Produces most the cell's energy (ATP molecule) using sugar and oxygen. 18 A short segment of DNA that contains specific codes. 19 A fluid gel-like mixture that fills the cell to help keep shape, suspsends organelles, and is the site for many biochemical reactions of the cell. DNA molecules Vesicle Cytoplasm number of mitochondria Golgi Appartatus amount of energy Type of cell Vacuole Chromosomes cell membrane, ribsomes, DNA, and cytoplasm Genes Cell membrane Nuclear membrane Endoplasmic Reticulum Lysosomes Nucleus Nucleolus Ribosomes Mitochondria