List each organelle, where you found it in the cell, and what its primary function is.

Mitochondriaproduces energy through cellular respirationrough endoplasmic reticulumtransport and storageribosomescreate proteinssmooth endoplasmic reticulumcreates lipids or fatchloroplastcreates glucosegolgi apparatussynthesis, packages and releases concentrate proteins or lipidsgolgi bodyprotein or lipid enters the cytoplasmcytoplasmwhere all chemicals take placeglycoproteinshort sugar chains attached to proteinsglyco lipidslipids attached to proteinscisternaeflattened stacked membrane foldsliposomesmall membrane bounded transport vesiclesperoxisomemicrobodies found in animal cellsglyoxysomemicrobodies found in plant cellscentriolesfor cellular division and cellular reproductioncytoskeletonsupports structure and helps move synthesized proteinslysosomescontain hydrolytic enzymes for digestionciliahair like structuresflagellumtailcontractile vacuolepump water out of cellred blood cellscarries oxygen, glucosevesiclemoves protein, lipid and carbohydratenuclear envelopesurrounds the nucleusvacuolecontains food or watercell membraneseparates cell contents from the environmentmicrotubulesprovide internal supportnucleusinformation center of the cellnucleolussite of ribosome synthesischromatinthreadlike mass of DNAskeletaltissues attached by tendons to bonessmoothtissues on the wall of the guts; the iris of the eyecardiactissues at the heart