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    Function and Structure of The Cell

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    Function and Structure of The Cell

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    The document summarizes the main components of the cell and their functions. It states that the cell wall supports and protects the cell's structure, the cell membrane controls what enters and leaves the cell, and the nucleus controls all activities in the cell. It further explains that ribosomes produce proteins, the cytoplasm is where chemical reactions occur, mitochondria produce energy, vacuoles store waste and regulate water, and chloroplasts are the site of photosynthesis.

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    The document summarizes the main components of the cell and their functions. It states that the cell wall supports and protects the cell's structure, the cell membrane controls what enters and leaves the cell, and the nucleus controls all activities in the cell. It further explains that ribosomes produce proteins, the cytoplasm is where chemical reactions occur, mitochondria produce energy, vacuoles store waste and regulate water, and chloroplasts are the site of photosynthesis.

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    Function and Structure of The Cell

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    Cell Wall: the cell wall helps keep the cell structure and keep thwe cell strong

    Cell Membrane: the cell membrane controls what enters and leaves the cell

    Nucleus:the nucleus controls all the activities occuring in the cell

    Ribosomes: produces protiens

    Cytoplasm: the cytoplasm is the site at which chemical reaction occurs

    Mitochondrion: the mitochondrin is the site of energy production

    Vaccuole:the vacuole stores various substances includingg waste products and is important in the
    exchange of water and minerals

    Chloroplast: the chloroplast is the site of photosynthesis

    Shayann David March 1, 2018

    The cell wall gives the cell its shape.

    The cell membrane allows sbstances to pass in and out of the cell

    The nucleus controls all activities of the cell

    The ribosome is where proteins are produced

    The mitochondrion is the site of energy production.


    The cytoplasm is where all the parts of the cell are found.

    Vacuoles store what is known as 'cell sap'

    Chloroplasts store chlorophyll which is necessary for photosynthesis.

    Tishanna Pitt March 5, 2018

    Cell wall: supports and protects cell.

    Cell membrane: controls what enters and leaves cell.

    Nucleus: essential for cell division.

    Ribosomes: make proteins in cell

    Cytoplasm: supports organelles and inclusions.

    Mitochondria: contains respiratory enzymes. site of respiration

    Vacuoles: contains cell sap

    Chloroplasts: contains chlorophyll and photosynthetic enzymes. site of photosynthesis.

    Endoplasmic reticulum: folding protein molecules.


    tijahni sandy March 27, 2018

    the cell wall: maintains the shape of the cell and protect the cell.

    the cell membrane: controls what enters and leaves the cell.

    the nucleus: controls all the activities taking place in the cell.

    ribosomes: forms proteins in the cell.

    cytoplasm: where chemical reactions take place

    mitochondria:the site of energy in the cell.

    vacuole: where substances is stored in the cell

    chloroplasts: where photosynthesis occurs in the cell

    endoplasmic reticulum: allows the passage of substances in the cell

    tre tre April 23, 2018

    cell wall: protects the cell and keeps it in shape

    cell membrane: responsible for anyhting that leaves and enters the cell (partially permeable)
    cytoplasm: houses all the organelles and stores molecules used for cellular processes

    mitochondria: site of energy production in the cell (respiration)

    vacuole: storage of waste substances in the cell

    chloroplast: contains chlorophyll and works during the process of photosynthesis.

    endoplasmic reticulum: transport synthesized proteins to the Golgi apparatus.

    nucleus: houses genetics materials and controls all the activities in the cell.

    Monique Lynch April 30, 2018

    Cell walls helps to main the shape of the cell

    denisha williams May 3, 2018

    The cell wall is to protect the cell, The cell membrane is to let substances into and out of the cell, The
    ribosomes are particles of starch,

    Benjamin Jean May 9, 2018

    Cell wall gives the cell its shape.mitochondria is responsible for energy release an respiration in the
    cell.cell membrane is responsible for the movement of particles in and out of the cells through diffusion
    or osmosis

    maleka hardley June 17, 2018

    The cell wall maintain the shape of the cell and protects it while the cell membrane controls what enters
    and leaves the cell. The nucleus controls all the activities taking place in the cell while the vacuole is
    where substances are stored in the cell. Ribosomes are way protein is formed, the mitochondria is the
    site of energy, the cytoplasm is where chemical reactions taje place and the chloroplast is where
    photosynthesis occurs in cells. The ndoplasmic reticulum allows the passage of substances in cells.

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