Organelles in cells include the nucleus, which contains DNA, nucleolus, which produces ribosomes, and ribosomes, which produce proteins. The endoplasmic reticulum processes and packages proteins, and the Golgi apparatus finishes and ships cell products in vesicles. Organelles work together in an assembly line to produce proteins - the nucleus produces mRNA, ribosomes on the rough ER translate mRNA into proteins, and the Golgi apparatus packages and ships the finished proteins to their destinations. Membranes act as sites for chemical reactions and compartmentalize cellular functions.