Cell Organelles

Smallest, most basic unit of structure and function in living things.

One of the small bodies in a cell that are specialized to perform a specific function.

A rigid layer of non-living material, surrounds cell membrane in plant cells, provides support for cell.

Also called plasma membrane. Outside boundary cell. Controls what comes in and out of a cell.

Gel-like material that holds all other organelles in place in a cell. Located between cell membrane and nucleus.

Found in Eukaryotic cells, a membrane bound organelle that contains the cell's DNA, controls cell's growth and function.

Releases energy in the cell. It is the "powerhouse" of the cell. It uses oxygen and released energy from digested food. It is found in both plant and animal cell.

Sac-like organelle in cells that store food, water, and waste. Very large in PLANTS, used to keep form of cell.

An organelle found in plants and some protists that contains chlorophyll (green) which captures energy from the sun and uses it to produce food (sugar).

The organisms whose cells have no a nucleus. Example: bacteria

An organism whose cells have a nucleus. Example: plant and animal cell

Contains enzymes that digest food particles, wasters, cell parts and foreign invaders.