Ainslie's Cell Organelles and Their Functions Matching Game
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Topics of this game:
- Inflexible (rigid) barrier found in many organisms (i.e. plant cells) but not animal cells
- Fluid-filled storage sac (large in plants, small in animals)
- Structure(s) found inside the nucleus that produces ribosomes.
- The aqueous (watery) component of the cytoplasm of a cell, within which various organelles and parti
- This term literally means “small vessel”. This organelle helps store and transport products produced
- This organelle packages, modifies, and secretes proteins as membrane-bound vesicles.
- The flexible barrier between the cell and environment; controls what enters/exits the cell
- The organelle that acts as the control center & houses genetic info (DNA)
- The site of protein assembly (where protein is made); may be found attached to the endoplasmic retic
- Non-pigmented organelles found in some plant cells and a few protists. Can synthesize and store star
- This membranous transportation network is associated with the production and metabolism of fats and
- These collect and safely break down chemicals that are toxic to the cell. Ex: abundant in liver cell
- Site where glucose is broken down to release energy; an energy converter
- Organelle capable of photosynthesis; produces sugar and O2
- A green pigment used to absorb light
- The “scaffolding” of a cell (provides framework & structure for the cell)
- Structures that help cells move (or move substances over the cell)
- This membranous transportation network is involved in some protein
- Created by the Golgi complex, this helps to break down large molecules into smaller pieces that the
- The term used for the “living” part of the cell except for the nucleus
- These structures form part of the centrosome and help in cell division
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