A CELL AS A CITY

THE CONTROL CENTER OF THE CELL

STORES VARIOUS MATERIALS IN A CELL

BREAK DOWN SUBSTANCES FOR USE BY THE REST OF THE CELL

GIVES THE CELL SHAPE, ORGANIZATION, AND IS INVOLVED IN ITS MOVEMENT

THE SITE OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

MODIFIES AND PACKAGES MATERIALS FOR STORAGE OR EXPORT

HELPS TO ORGANIZE CELL DIVISION

CONVERTS ENERGY FROM FOOD INTO COMPUNDS TO BE USED

PLACE WHERE LIPID COMPONENTS OF THE CELL MEMBRANE ARE ASSEMBLED

REGULATES WHAT GOES IN AND OUT OF THE CELL AND PROVIDES STRUCTURE