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Match the following cell structures with their functions. Not all answer options will be used, but correct answers will only be used once. Produces large amounts of ATP under aerobic conditions in Eukarya. Thought to have arisen through ancient endosymbiosis of heterotrophic bacteria. Organelles within animal cells that contain high concentrations of hydrolytic enzymes, which can digest macromolecules and foreign invaders. Present in all cells - bacteria, archaea, eukarya. The site of protein synthesis In eukaryotic cells, this organelle folds out from the nuclear membrane, and can be embedded with ribosomes or be free of ribosomes Comprised of a set of long, fibrous proteins, including microtubules, that provides structure and reinforcement to eukaryotic cells. This region of the nucleus contains genes for RNA and has the primary function of synthesizing components of the ribosomes Made of cellulose in plants, chitin in fungi, and peptidoglycan in bacteria, but absent in animals.

          Match the following cell structures with their functions. Not all answer options will be used, but
correct answers will only be used once.
Produces large amounts of ATP under
aerobic conditions in Eukarya. Thought to
have arisen through ancient endosymbiosis
of heterotrophic bacteria.
Organelles within animal cells that contain
high concentrations of hydrolytic enzymes,
which can digest macromolecules and
foreign invaders.
Present in all cells - bacteria, archaea,
eukarya. The site of protein synthesis
In eukaryotic cells, this organelle folds out
from the nuclear membrane, and can be
embedded with ribosomes or be free of
ribosomes
Comprised of a set of long, fibrous proteins,
including microtubules, that provides
structure and reinforcement to
eukaryotic cells.
This region of the nucleus contains genes for
RNA and has the primary function of
synthesizing components of the ribosomes
Made of cellulose in plants, chitin in fungi,
and peptidoglycan in bacteria, but absent in
animals.

Match the following cell structures with their functions. Not all answer options will be used, but
correct answers will only be used once.
Produces large amounts of ATP under
aerobic conditions in Eukarya. Thought to
have arisen through ancient endosymbiosis
of heterotrophic bacteria.
Organelles within animal cells that contain
high concentrations of hydrolytic enzymes,
which can digest macromolecules and
foreign invaders.
Present in all cells - bacteria, archaea,
eukarya. The site of protein synthesis
In eukaryotic cells, this organelle folds out
from the nuclear membrane, and can be
embedded with ribosomes or be free of
ribosomes
Comprised of a set of long, fibrous proteins,
including microtubules, that provides
structure and reinforcement to
eukaryotic cells.
This region of the nucleus contains genes for
RNA and has the primary function of
synthesizing components of the ribosomes
Made of cellulose in plants, chitin in fungi,
and peptidoglycan in bacteria, but absent in
animals.

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