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    Centrioles help organize cell division in animal cells. Cilia and flagella help move materials past cells through hair-like structures. The endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi bodies form an internal transport network to move chemicals and materials within and outside the cell. Mitochondria, lysosomes, peroxisomes, and the cell membrane have specialized functions like energy production, waste breakdown, toxin removal, and cellular protection. The nucleus contains DNA and directs cellular activities while ribosomes produce proteins. Cytoplasm holds the cellular components together.

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    Centrioles help organize cell division in animal cells. Cilia and flagella help move materials past cells through hair-like structures. The endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi bodies form an internal transport network to move chemicals and materials within and outside the cell. Mitochondria, lysosomes, peroxisomes, and the cell membrane have specialized functions like energy production, waste breakdown, toxin removal, and cellular protection. The nucleus contains DNA and directs cellular activities while ribosomes produce proteins. Cytoplasm holds the cellular components together.

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    Centrioles help organize cell division in animal cells. Cilia and flagella help move materials past cells through hair-like structures. The endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi bodies form an internal transport network to move chemicals and materials within and outside the cell. Mitochondria, lysosomes, peroxisomes, and the cell membrane have specialized functions like energy production, waste breakdown, toxin removal, and cellular protection. The nucleus contains DNA and directs cellular activities while ribosomes produce proteins. Cytoplasm holds the cellular components together.

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    Animal Cell

    By: Noah Maxwell


    Centrioles
     Centrioles are only found in animal cells
    and they replace themselves. Centrioles
    are used to help in organizing cell
    division although they are not needed.
     COL function- reproduction
    Cilia and Flagella

    They help move groups of cells materials and
    fluids past cells that can’t move. The cilia is
    made up of hair like structures.
    COL function- Locomotion
    Endoplasmic reticulum
     A system of sacs that make, process and
    transport chemical compounds. It
    provides a pipeline between the nucleus
    and the cytoplasm.
     COL function- transport
    Golgi bodies
     used for processing and distributing
    materials and chemicals around and
    outside the cell. It is just like the FedEx of
    a cell.
     COL function- transport
    Microtubules
     microtubules are only found in eukaryotic
    cells and are straight hollow cylinders
    found in the cytoplasm. They have many
    functions including: Transport, structure
    support etc.
     COL function- transport
    Lysosomes
     Lysosomes are used to digest waste
    products and debris from outside the cell.
    It then turns them into simple chemical
    compounds to be used as new building
    materials.
     COL function- excretion, metabolism and
    synthesis
    Mitochondria
     A bean shaped organelle that turns
    oxygen and nutrients into energy. They
    are found in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic
    cells.
     COL function- Respiration, nutrition and
    Metabolism
    Nucleus
     The nucleus is like a brain of a cell that
    contains the DNA. It helps the cell
    interact and tells all it’s parts what to do.
     COL function- all
    Peroxisomes
     Peroxisomes are a type of microbody.
    Microbodys are Spherical and found in
    the cytoplasm. Peroxisomes are the most
    common type of microbody. They are
    used to detoxify things.
     COL function- regulation and excretion
    Cell Membrane
     The cell membrane is the outer wall of
    the cell that keeps bad things out and
    lets good things in. It helps to protect the
    inside of the cell.
     COL function- excretion and regulation
    Ribosomes
     all cells have ribosomes. Ribosomes are
    made up of exactly 60% RNA and 40%
    protein. In eukaryotes they have 4
    strands of RNA but only 3 in prokaryotes.
    They are used for processing proteins.
     COL function- nutrition, synthesis and
    metabolism.
    Cytoplasm
     It holds the parts in the cell together. It is a
    clear type jelly that surrounds the parts of
    the cell.
     COL function- none
    Facts
     Animal cells have all the same organelles as
    stem cells.
     The earliest fossil evidence of an animal is
    from 650 million years ago
     Cells were first discovered in 1665
     Scientists can take apart a cell and extract
    the organelles

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