Your job is to create a typical human/animal cell
Your job is to create a typical human/animal cell, labeled with all of the organelles and cellular structures below.
Provide the main function(s) of each organelle/structure as well.
Your job is to create a typical human/animal cell
Human/Animal Cell
Your job is to create a typical human/animal cell, labeled with all of the organelles and cellular structures below.
Provide the main function(s) of each organelle/structure as well.
Firstly, Plasma membrane
Secondly, Cytoplasm
Thirdly, Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Fourthly, Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Further, Ribosomes
Also, Golgi body (apparatus)
Additionally, Lysosomes
Further, Proteasomes
Furthermore, Peroxisomes
Besides, Mitochondria
Moreover, Nucleus
Finally, Nucleolus
You may use Paint, PowerPoint, or simply create your cell on your own paper and scan it in. Please keep your cell neat and easy to understand.
More details;
- Nucleus. The control center of the cell.
- Ribosomes. Produce proteins (protein synthesis)
- Nuclear membrane. Controls what enters and leaves the nucleus.
- Mitochondria. Powerhouse, produces ATP.
- Lysosome. Break down materials in the cell — also known as death sac.
- Golgi bodies. …
- Vacuole. …
- Cytoplasm.
All the tissues and organs of the body originate from a microscopic structure (the fertilized ovum), which consists of a soft jelly-like material enclosed in a membrane and containing a vesicle or small spherical body inside which are one or more denser spots. This may be regarded as a complete cell. All the solid tissues consist largely of cells essentially similar to it in nature but differing in external form.
In the higher organisms a cell may be defined as “a nucleated mass of protoplasm of microscopic size.” Its two essentials, therefore, are: a soft jelly-like material, similar to that found in the ovum, and usually styled cytoplasm, and a small spherical body imbedded in it, and termed a nucleus. Some of the unicellular protozoa contain no nuclei but granular particles which, like true nuclei, stain with basic dyes. The other constituents of the ovum, viz., its limiting membrane and the denser spot contained in the nucleus, called the nucleolus, are not essential to the type cell, and in fact many cells exist without them.
