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Organelles:
structures
that have a
specific function
within the cell.
cell membrane
-keeps the
content
of the cell
together
-controls
what
enters
and
exits
the cell
Cytoplasm
>
cytosol
and
organelles
-acts
medium
in which
chemical reaction
take place
Nucleus
>
control center
/
brain
of the
cell
-controls all
functions
the
cell
must
perform
Mitochondria
>"
powerhouse
" of the cell
-provides
energy
to the cell
!NB! this is where
cellular respiration
takes place
>Cellular respiration chemical formula:
O2
+
C6H12O6
->
ATP Energy
+
H2O
+
CO2
Vacuoles
>
stores
water
and
dissolved
nutrients
(primary function)
>provides
support
and
structure
to the plant when
full
(turgid)
!NB!
TURGID
: when vacuoles are full
!NB!
Flacid
: when vacuoles are empty
cell wall
>provides
structure
and
support
to the cell therefore
plant
!NB! made of
hard
substance(
cellulose
) and has
openings
Chloroplasts
>
produce
food
for the cell
Plant cells(organelles)
large
vacuole
has
cell walls
has
chloroplast
Animal cells(organelles)
small
/
no
vacuole
no
cell wall
no
chloroplast
tissue: collection of
cells
of the
same
type
Plant tissue (identifying under microscope)
most cells
are green,
chlorophyll.
cells are
tightly packed
fixed
shape
cell wall,
thick layer
around each cell
Animal tissue (identifying under a microscope)
transparent
, stain
cells are
loosely
arranged.
irregular
shape
no cell wall
present
STEM cells
>have the
ability
to become
any
type of
cell
!NB! have
not specialized
yet
Chlorophyll
: green pigment found in
chloroplast
, gives plants their colour