Know what the various cell components are and know what each of their functions
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Know what the various cell components are and know what each of their functions is. For example: mitochondria – produce energy; ribosomes – make proteins; lysosomes – contain digestive enzymes; etc.
Know what the various cell components are and know what each of their functions is. For example: mitochondria – produce energy; ribosomes – make proteins; lysosomes – contain digestive enzymes; etc.
Know what the various cell components are and know what each of their functions is. For example: mitochondria – produce energy; ribosomes – make proteins; lysosomes – contain digestive enzymes; etc.
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There are various cell components with their specific function:
1. Cell membrane: Act as aboundry, allow nutrient movements across it.
2. Cell wall: Protecting the cell and provide support to it.
3. Nucleus: Act as leader of the cell, direct protein, DNA and RNA synthesis, Nucleolus inside nucleus makes ribosomes.
4. Nuclear membrane: Act as nuclear envelop.
5. Chloroplast: Converts light energy to chemical energy (photosynthesis)
6. Rough endoplasmic reticulum: Transportation system, site of cellular chemical reaction.
7. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum: Transportation system, site of cellular chemical reaction. No ribosomes attached.
8. Mitochondria: Cellular respiration
9. Ribosomes: Act as plateform for protein synthesis
10. Vacuoles: Used for temporary material storage
11. Lysosomes: Contain digestive enzymes.
12.Cytoplasm: Suspends and holds a cell organelles
13. cytoskeleton: Provide internal structure support
14. Microtubules: Supporting framework - maintain the shape of a cell
15. Centrioles: Play a role in cell division
16. Golgi body: Flattens and packages proteins to be sent to their destination
17. Chromosome: Holds DNA, RNA and act as master set for directing protein synthesis.
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