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Cell Structures Science Graphic Organizer
The document discusses the various structures within cells, distinguishing between membrane-bound and non-membrane-bound components. It explains that eukaryotic cells contain both types of structures, while prokaryotic cells only consist of non-membrane-bound parts. Additionally, it identifies membrane-bound structures as organelles, including examples such as the nucleus and mitochondrion.
Cell Structures Science Graphic Organizer
- 1. Cell Structures In whattype of cell (according to structure) are these found? What are membrane - bound parts called? All cells are made up of individual structures that perform different functions. But not all structures are created equal. Complete the diagram below to set these structures apart. chloroplast vacuole cytoskeleton Membrane Bound Non- Membrane Bound Double Membrane Single Membrane CELL STRUCTURES
- 2. Single Membrane Both types of structuresare found in Eukaryotes. Prokaryotes only have non-membrane bound parts. Membrane Bound Non- Membrane Bound Cell Structures Double Membrane Single Membrane nucleus mitochondrion lysosome Endoplasmic Reticulum ribosomes cell wall chloroplast vacuole cytoskeleton Membrane-bound structures are called organelles. CELL STRUCTURES ANSWER KEY All cells are made up of individual structures that perform different functions. But not all structures are created equal. Complete the diagram below to set these structures apart.