What do each of these organelles do in a cell? (A plant or animal cell.) Cell membrane:

Cell wall:

Nucleus:

Nuclear membrane:

Ribosome:

Endoplasmic reticulum:

Mitochondria:

Chloroplasts:

Golgi Apparatus:

Vacuole:

Lysosomes:

Cell Membrane: Semi-permeable layer which controls what enters and exits the cell.

Cell Wall: (are not present in animal cells) Is for structural support for the cell

Nucleus: Controls activities and regulates the cell, known as the control center of a cell

Nuclear Membrane/Nuclear Envelope: Double membrane layer that is mainly for separation of the contents present in the nucleus from the outside.

Ribosome: Forms protein from amino acids sent through the cell

ER: Protein synthesis and protein transport

Mitochondria: Powerhouses of cells, responsible for cellular respiration and producing energy in the form of ATP

Chloroplasts (not present in animal cells): Mainly for the process of photosynthesis

Golgi Apparatus: Lysosome support, transports proteins and lipids through vesicles

Vacuole : Balances pH (stores water for structural support as well)

Lysosomes: Breaks down waste, helps the cell's metabolism

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creative diagnostics provides a protocol for total protein extraction based on ripa which is widely used.

the atmospheric gas that forms a mild acid when dissolved in water is called carbon dioxide. the correct answer is a. 2.) chemical weathering would cause an inscription on a marble headstone to become harder and harder to read over time.