Micrograph of organelle

This organelle has a double membrane and contains many folds inside it. It is often oval-shaped.

These are small cylindrical structures usually found near the nucleus in animal cells. Often appear as a pair.

This organelle appears as a stack of flattened, membrane-bound sacs, often located near the endoplasmic reticulum.

This structure is the outer boundary of the cell. It is thin and flexible and surrounds the cytoplasm.

This round vesicle appears small and dense under the microscope. It is often scattered throughout the cytoplasm.

This large, round structure is enclosed by a membrane and usually located in the center of the cell.

These are the smallest structures in the cell. They appear as dots, either floating freely or attached to rough membranes

This organelle looks like a network or maze of membranes. It often surrounds the nucleus.

This structure appears as a large, clear, membrane-bound sac. It takes up most of the space in a plant cell.

This organelle contains stacks of disc-like structures. It is only found in plant cells and usually green in color.