Cellular Respiration

Process in which oxygen

is used to break down sugar from

food

MicrobeCreatures

that are too small to be

seen with the human eye

ProtistsSingle-celled or multi-cellular organisms that have a nucleus, and are not a plant, animal, or fungus.

BacteriaSingle-celled

organisms that do not have

a nucleus

Cell Membrane

The outer boundary

of the cell

Structure

Cell Membrane

Helps control what

substances enter or exit

the cell.

Function

Cell WallStructure

Surrounds the plant cell

Cell Wall Function

Gives support to the plant

cell

NucleusStructure

Largest organelle, contains DNA

NucleusFunction

Control center of cell, controls movement, eating, and reproduction

CytoplasmStructure

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane

Material that fills much of

the inside of the cell

CytoplasmCell membrane

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Function

Holds all of the

organelles in the cell

MitochondriaFunction

Power house of cell

Uses oxygen and nutrients to make energy

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MitochondriaStructure

Rod or round shaped organelle in cell

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Chloroplast

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Structure

Plant organelle, Contains chlorophyll

Chloroplast

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Where photosynthesis takes place

Function

Vacuole

Sac for storage, digestion and waste removal

Function

VacuoleStructure

Storage bubble, larger in plant cells than animal cells

Immune SystemBody system that fights

against bacteria and

viruses

Universal Donor

Type O Blood, it can be given to Type A, Type B and Type AB