The document defines and describes 10 key organelles and structures found within cells: chromosomes, mitochondria, vacuoles, lysosomes, Golgi body, endoplasmic reticulum, nucleolus, ribosomes, nucleus, and anatomy. It provides brief descriptions of the function of each organelle, identifying chromosomes as carrying hereditary information, mitochondria as the power house of the cell, and vacuoles as storage sacs.

2. -Branch
of biology concerned with
the study of the structure of
organisms and their parts.

3. A is the smallest
unit of life and
cells are often called
the "building blocks
of life"

5. Is the control center
of the cell The cell
nucleus is a double
membrane‐bound
organelle.

6. Smallest organelle where
proteins assembled
“Protein Builders”.

7. “Ribosomes Factory” a round
structure found within the
nucleus which assist in the
production and storage of RNA.

8. Mebrane-enclosed
passage way for
transporting materials.
Carrying proteins to the
Golgi Body.

9. “Packaging
Organelle” It coat the
protein with
molecular layer.

10. “Little digestion Machine” It
digest by breaking down
the proteins into amino
acids.

11. “Storage sacs”
Membrane sorrounds a
mass of fluid
containing nutrients or
waste product.

12. “Power House of the Cell”
Organelle with a double
membrane that convert
energy from food in form that
cell can use

13. A thread-like
molecules that carry
heredity information
for everything from
height to eye color.

14. It is a thread-like molecules that carry
heredity information.
Power House of the Cell.
Storage sacs of the Cell.
Little digestion Machine of the Cell.
Packaging Organelle of the Cell.

15. Mebrane-enclosed passage way for
transporting materials.
Ribosomes Factory of the cell.
Protein Builders of the cell.
Is the control center of the cell
Branch of biology concerned with the
study of the structure of organisms and
their parts.

16. 1. Chromosomes
2. Mitochondria
3. Vacuole
4. Lysosomes
5. Golgi Body
6. Endoplasmic Reticulum
7. Nucleolus
8. Ribosomes
9. Nucleus
10. Anatomy