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7. Identify which organelles are being described in the table below. CELL STRUCTURE | DESCRIPTION ---|--- | semipermeable bilayer surrounding the entire cell made of phospholipids and proteins in a fluid mosaic pattern | meshwork of flexible proteins (like elastin and collagen) & polysaccharides outside the plasma membrane; connected through integrin proteins to cytoskeleton | thick layer of cellulose outside the plant plasma membrane | composed of peptidoglycan, found outside the bacterial plasma membrane | semi-fluid material outside the nucleus that contains the organelles; area that contains the cytosol | carries out protein synthesis | region of DNA in prokaryotic cells, not bound by its own membrane | stores genetic information (chromatin) & is like the head office of the cell's factory, directing the cell's activities | region inside the nucleus that produces the subunits of ribosomes, including rRNA | studded with ribosomes, these layers of membrane produce and processes proteins | lacking ribosomes, this series of membranous channels creates phospholipids, detoxifies drugs in the liver, and stores calcium ions in muscle. | stack of multiple sacs that processes, packages, and secretes modified proteins like the post office of the cell | carries out cellular respiration to use oxygen to produce ATP molecules; has cristae surrounding a matrix | vesicle containing enzymes that break down fatty acids into hydrogen peroxide, which is then broken down into water by catalase enzyme | vesicle created by Golgi apparatus filled with hydrolytic enzymes that break down worn-out organelles or substances entering the cell | conducts photosynthesis for plant cells to make

          7. Identify which organelles are being described in the table below.
CELL STRUCTURE | DESCRIPTION
---|---
 | semipermeable bilayer surrounding the entire cell made of phospholipids and proteins in a fluid mosaic pattern
 | meshwork of flexible proteins (like elastin and collagen) & polysaccharides outside the plasma membrane; connected through integrin proteins to cytoskeleton
 | thick layer of cellulose outside the plant plasma membrane
 | composed of peptidoglycan, found outside the bacterial plasma membrane
 | semi-fluid material outside the nucleus that contains the organelles; area that contains the cytosol
 | carries out protein synthesis
 | region of DNA in prokaryotic cells, not bound by its own membrane
 | stores genetic information (chromatin) & is like the head office of the cell's factory, directing the cell's activities
 | region inside the nucleus that produces the subunits of ribosomes, including rRNA
 | studded with ribosomes, these layers of membrane produce and processes proteins
 | lacking ribosomes, this series of membranous channels creates phospholipids, detoxifies drugs in the liver, and stores calcium ions in muscle.
 | stack of multiple sacs that processes, packages, and secretes modified proteins like the post office of the cell
 | carries out cellular respiration to use oxygen to produce ATP molecules; has cristae surrounding a matrix
 | vesicle containing enzymes that break down fatty acids into hydrogen peroxide, which is then broken down into water by catalase enzyme
 | vesicle created by Golgi apparatus filled with hydrolytic enzymes that break down worn-out organelles or substances entering the cell
 | conducts photosynthesis for plant cells to make

7. Identify which organelles are being described in the table below.
CELL STRUCTURE | DESCRIPTION
—|—
| semipermeable bilayer surrounding the entire cell made of phospholipids and proteins in a fluid mosaic pattern
| meshwork of flexible proteins (like elastin and collagen) polysaccharides outside the plasma membrane; connected through integrin proteins to cytoskeleton
| thick layer of cellulose outside the plant plasma membrane
| composed of peptidoglycan, found outside the bacterial plasma membrane
| semi-fluid material outside the nucleus that contains the organelles; area that contains the cytosol
| carries out protein synthesis
| region of DNA in prokaryotic cells, not bound by its own membrane
| stores genetic information (chromatin) is like the head office of the cell's factory, directing the cell's activities
| region inside the nucleus that produces the subunits of ribosomes, including rRNA
| studded with ribosomes, these layers of membrane produce and processes proteins
| lacking ribosomes, this series of membranous channels creates phospholipids, detoxifies drugs in the liver, and stores calcium ions in muscle.
| stack of multiple sacs that processes, packages, and secretes modified proteins like the post office of the cell
| carries out cellular respiration to use oxygen to produce ATP molecules; has cristae surrounding a matrix
| vesicle containing enzymes that break down fatty acids into hydrogen peroxide, which is then broken down into water by catalase enzyme
| vesicle created by Golgi apparatus filled with hydrolytic enzymes that break down worn-out organelles or substances entering the cell
| conducts photosynthesis for plant cells to make

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