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Lady_Fox [76]
3 years ago
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Match the function with the cell part. Part A1. You will use each term only once. 2. Contains DNA and directs synthesis of RNA 3

. Photosynthesis - make energy 4. Protein synthesis and folding 5. ATP production, cellular respiration 6. Transport molecules around cell 7. Functions in storage and digestion 8. Lipid and carbohydrate synthesis 9. Modifies, sorts, tags, packages, distributes proteins Part BA. Mitochondria B. Nucleus C. Vesicle D. Rough ER E. Smooth ER F. Vacuole G. Golgi Apparatus H. Chloroplast
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EleoNora [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1. Contains DNA and directs synthesis of RNA <em>B. Nucleus </em>

2. Photosynthesis - make energy <em>H. Chloroplast</em>

3. Protein synthesis and folding <em>D. Rough ER </em>

4. ATP production, cellular respiration <em>A. Mitochondria </em>

5. Transport molecules around cell <em>C. Vesicle </em>

6. Functions in storage and digestion <em>F. Vacuole</em>

7. Lipid and carbohydrate synthesis <em> E. Smooth ER </em>

8. Modifies, sorts, tags, packages, distributes proteins <em>G. Golgi Apparatus</em>

Explanation:

The cell is the functional unit of all living organism, it´s enclosed by a MEMBRANE in animals, or by a CELL WALL in plants and it´s formed by several organelles that are dispersed in the intracellular fluid or CYTOPLASM, positioned along the CYTOSKELETON, which gives structural integrity to the cell. Vacuoles, Chloroplast and Cell wall are found in plant cells. Each organelle has a distinct function within the cell:

Nucleus - Contains DNA and directs the synthesis of RNA.

Chloroplast - Photosynthesis - make energy.

Rough ER - Protein synthesis and folding.

Mitochondria - ATP production, cellular respiration.

Vesicle - Transport molecules around cell.

Vacuole - Functions in storage and digestion.

Smooth ER - Lipid and carbohydrate synthesis.

Golgi Apparatus - Modifies, sorts, tags, packages, distributes proteins.

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