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The Cell - Parts & Their Functions terms and answers. Cell Membrane - n ANS Semipermeable, controls what goes into & out of the cell. Qs Nucleus - n ANS Controls cell activities, involved with reproduction & protein synthesis. Qs Cy

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The Cell - Parts & Their Functions terms and answers. Cell Membrane - n ANS Semipermeable, controls what goes into & out of the cell. Qs Nucleus - n ANS Controls cell activities, involved with reproduction & protein synthesis. Qs Cytoplasm - n ANS Fluid of the cell, allows organelles to float & move in the cell. Qs Nuclear Membrane - n ANS Controls what goes into & out of the nucleus. Qs Nucleoplasm - n ANS Fluid in the nucleus. Qs Nucleolus - n ANS Makes RNA, important for protein synthesis. Qs Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) - n ANS Allows materials to move through the cell quickly (Smooth & Granular) Qs Ribosomes - n ANS Site of protein synthesis (On the granular ER or in the cytoplasm) Qs Golgi Body (Apparatus) - n ANS Packages materials for the cell. Qs Vacuoles - n ANS Fluid filled sacs, store wastes or food, larger in plant cells. Qs Mitochondria - n ANS Powerhouse of the cell, site of respiration, where energy is released (more in animal cells). Qs Plastids - n ANS Contain pigments, food making, food storage.

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The Cell - Parts & Their Functions
terms and answers.
Cell Membrane - n
ANS ✔✔
Semipermeable, controls what goes into & out of the cell.


Qs
Nucleus - n
ANS ✔✔
Controls cell activities, involved with reproduction & protein synthesis.


Qs
Cytoplasm - n
ANS ✔✔
Fluid of the cell, allows organelles to float & move in the cell.


Qs
Nuclear Membrane - n
ANS ✔✔
Controls what goes into & out of the nucleus.


Qs
Nucleoplasm - n
ANS ✔✔
Fluid in the nucleus.


Qs
Nucleolus - n
ANS ✔✔

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