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The document summarizes the main organelles found in cells, including the nucleus which controls the cell, nucleolus which creates RNA, ribosomes which create protein, endoplasmic reticulum which transports protein, Golgi body which packages protein, mitochondria which converts food to energy, vacuoles which store water and enzymes, lysosomes which clean and digest old cell parts, cell wall which protects and supports plant cells, and cell membrane which acts as a barrier between the inside and outside of cells.
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Cell journal
- 1. Cell Journal By: Landon Robertson
- 2. Nucleus The control center of a cell. Round, Very Large
- 3. Nucleolus Creates RNA(ribosomes). Found in center of Nucleus, circular in shape.
- 4. Ribosome Create protein for the cell. Made by the Nucleolus. Round, Very small
- 5. Endoplasmic Reticulum Transports Protein made by the Ribosomes. Long series of tubes.
- 6. Golgi Body Packages Protein made by the Ribosomes. Small, Sponge like
- 7. Mitochondria Convert food into energy. Small
- 8. Vacuole Stores Water and other enzymes. Large in Plant cell. Many small in Animal cell.
- 9. Lysosome Cleans and digests old cell parts. Very Small
- 10. Cell Wall Protects and supports cell. Rigid
- 11. Cell Membrane Acts as a barrier between inside and outside of cell.