CELL MAJOR PARTS AND ORGANELLES

5. It is a rigid structure that provides protection and support to bacterial, plant, and fungal cells.
6. It is an organelle known to perform photosynthesis in which the light energy from the sun is converted to chemical energy and other organic molecules.
9. It is a group of membrane proteins that changes their shape to be able to transport substances into and out of the cell.
10. It forms vesicles that transport its synthesized lipids to other parts of the cell.
12. It is a cytoskeletal element that forms a dynamic scaffolding which assembles when needed and disassembles when not.
13. This organelle converts the chemical energy of foods that produce most of the cell’s ATP in the process of cellular respiration.
15. This organelle specializes in synthesizing and breaking down lipids.

1. This organelle is known for having many ribosomes attached to it which makes it produce and transport proteins.
2. It is composed of cytosol, a semi-fluid solution that consists of water and organic and inorganic molecules.
3. This organelle contains chromosomes that are carriers of genetic information.
4. Products of endoplasmic reticulum reach this organelle through the transport vesicles where sorting and packaging of the products is done.
7. This organelle is very prominent in a plant cell. This is a versatile compartment that stores organic nutrients, such as proteins and poisons that protect against plant-eating animals.
8. It is a major organelle that is composed of hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails.
11. A cellular organelle is composed of small and large subunits that use instructions from the nucleus to build proteins.
14. This organelle destroys nonfunctional organelles and portions of cytoplasm, breakdown wastes, ingests cells, and cellular debris delivered by other vesicles.