In plant cells, this is the stiff layer outside the cell membrane that provides support.

The 'powerhouse' of every cell that provides the energy of life.

These organelles are filled with fluid and are the 'storehouses' of a cell.

The 'body' of a cell, this jelly-like material fills the space between the cell membrane and the nucleus.

The largest of all the organelles within a cell, this is the 'control center' and holds the DNA for life.

Working with the Golgi apparatus, this organelle includes ribosomes to help package proteins that fuel its cell.

Found only in plant cells, these are the organelles that process the sun's energy and turn it into food for the plant.

The double membrane that surrounds and protects the nucleus inside a cell.

The 'garbage collectors' within a cell, these organelles remove wastes.

The type of endoplasmic reticulum that is not covered with ribosomes

These are found in every cell, both plant and animal, and each one has its own specific job that keeps its cell alive.

Filled with organelles, these are the basic units of life for every type of earth's organisms.