The site of aerobic respiration. It releases energy for the cell

The site of protein synthesis.

Contains DNA, the genetic material of the cell and controls its activities

A layer on the outside of a cell that controls what goes in and out.

A large space filled with cell sap. It supports the cell when it is full of water.

The jelly like material where the chemical reactions in a cell take place

A structure on the outside of a cell made of cellulose. It prevents the cell from bursting and gives it shape.

An organelle which contains the green pigment chlorophyll to trap light energy for photosynthesis

A whip like tail that enables some cells to move.

A strand of DNA and protein found in the nucleus that carries genes.

A group of different cells that work together with a particular function

A cell that can divide and turn into any type of cell in the body

A biconcave disc with no nucleus and full of haemoglobin, it is specialised to carry oxygen in the blood.

A cell with microvilli on the surface to increase the surface area for absorption

A cell with small hairs called cilia on the surface which push mucus along, removing dust and germs

An epithelial cell which produces mucus in the lining of the windpipe

A tissue which lines surfaces in the body

A cell on the surface of a plant root with a long extension to increase the surface area for absorption

A haploid cell with a flagellum and a bag of enzymes to swim to the egg cell and fertilise it.

A group of different tissues, working together as a unit with a particular function.