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Dive into the world of cells through this review unit focusing on two cell types, organelles, and their functions. Explore the terminology, structures, and analogies that depict the intricate workings of these tiny cellular components.
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Cell Organelles Unit 2: Cells
Let’s Review! • Two cell types
Eukaryotes Nucleus
Cell Organelles • Organelle = “little organs” • Found only in • Many are “membrane-bound”(a membrane surrounds the organelle) • Cytosol: watery matrix that organelles float in • Cytoplasm: Everything in a cell except the nucleus
Cell Membrane • Functions: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Nucleus • Stores DNA (chromosomes) • Surrounded by the nuclear membrane • Pores let material in and out • Also contains the Nucleolus, which makes ribosomes • Factory Part: • Found in:
Ribosome • Smallest organelle • NOT surrounded by a membrane • Two Types: • Factory Part: • Machines • Found in:
Endoplasmic Reticulum • Functions: • Two Types: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Golgi Apparatus • Function: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Lysosomes • Functions: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Mitochondria • Functions: • Factory Part: • Found in: Sugar + Oxygen Carbon dioxide + Water + ATP ATP = Adenosine triphosphate
Chloroplast • Function: • Factory Part: • Found in: Sunlight + Carbon Dioxide + Water Sugar + Oxygen
Cell Wall • Function: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Vacuoles • Functions: • Factory Part: • Found in:
Cell City Analogy • Cell OrganellesCity Analogies • Cell Membrane City border • Cell Wall City Wall • Cytoplasm Lawns • Endoplasmic Reticulum Highway or road system • Ribosomes Lumber or brick yard • Golgi Bodies Post Office or UPS • Chloroplasts Solar Energy Plants • Nuclear Membrane City Hall Fence with security guard • Mitochondria Energy Plants • Nucleus City Hall • DNA Original Blueprints or the city • RNA Copies of Blueprints • Nucleolus Copy Machine • Lysosomes Waste Disposal/ Recyclers • Vacuole Warehouses, water towers or garbage dumps • Protoplasm Air or atmosphere • Chromosomes Rolled up blueprints • Proteins Lumber or bricks