Mackenzie's Study Guide

The difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

• eukaryotic have nucleus and prokaryotic do not

• prokaryotic have nucleus and eukaryotic do not

• eukaryotic have cell wall and prokaryotic do not

• prokaryotic have cell wall and eukaryotic do not

cell membrane

• supports and protects the cell

• provides extra support and protection

• the brain, or control center of the cell

• protein factories...they make the proteins

cell wall

• provides extra support and protection

• the brain, or control center of the cell

• protein factories...they make the proteins

• transportation system...proteins are made on the rough ER

nucleus

• the brain, or control center of the cell

• protein factories....they make the proteins

• transportation system...proteins are made on the rough ER

• packs and carries proteins throughout the cell body

ribosomes

• protein factories...they make the proteins

• transportation system...proteins are made on the rough ER

• packs and carries proteins throughout the cell body

• makes energy

endoplasmic reticulum

• transportation system...proteins are made on the rough ER

• packs and carries proteins throughout the cell body

• makes energy

• recycles dead or dying cell parts

golgi complex

• packs and carries proteins throughout the cell body

• makes energy

• recycles dead or dying cell parts

• stores water and waste products

mitochondria

• makes energy

• recycles dead or dying cell parts

• stores water and waste products

• makes food for plant...photosynthesis occurs here. Contains chlorophyll

lysomome

• recycles dead or dying cell parts

• stores water and waste products

• makes food for plant...photosynthesis occurs here. Contains chlorophyll

• it supports and protects the cell

vacuole

• stores water and waste products

• makes food for plant...photosynthesis occurs here. Contains chlorophyll

• it supports and protects the cell

• provides extra support and protection