Cell+Organelles+Table

Complete the following table as a class. You may want to start by entering the info for the organelle you studied. bundles of microtubules are arranged in a star shape ||  ||  || -it acts as a storage organelle -improtant in the creation of steroids -stores ions that can be used at a later time. the storage of these ions is important as sometimes the cell will need ions fast and may not wanna search the enviroment for them. || both animal and plant || around the nucleous || -looks like tubes -unlike the rough ER it does not have ribosomes attached. ||  ||  ||
 * **Name** || **Function** || **Type of cells found in** || **Location inside cell** || **Structure of your organelle** || **Extra info** || **Diagram** ||
 * Nuclear Pore || Hole in nuclear membrane for mRNA and other material to move in and out of the nucleus || All cells with nucleus (i.e. eukaryotes) || Nuclear membrane || Hole in nuclear membrane ||  || [[image:350px-NuclearPore_crop_svg.png width="175" height="141"]] ||
 * Lysosomes ||  ||   ||   ||   || [|Good animation on Lysosomes] ||   ||
 * Mitochondria || The Mitochondria provides energy to cells. It does this by producing ATP through the process of cellular respiration. It also controls the concentrations of calcium in the cells. || Eukaryote Cells || Cytoplasm in Eukaryote cells || Has an outer membrane to contain the organelle. The inner membran has many folds (cristae) which increases the surface area. Contains fluid inside called the Matrix ||  ||   ||
 * Centriole || The Centriole forms spindle fibres so that chromosomes can be pulled apart during cell division (meiosis & mitosis) || Animal cells and most unicellular organisms || Near the nucleus in the centrosome. || Each centriole is made up of nine bundles of microtubules (three per bundle). These
 * Vesicles ||  ||   ||   ||   || [|Good animation that is linked to lysosomes] ||   ||
 * Nucleous || storage of hereditary material, storage of proteins and RNA, site for transcription in which messanger RNA are produced for the protein synthesis, exchange of hereditary molecules (DNA and RNA) between nucleus and the rest of the cell, production of ribosomes (protein factories) in the nucleous, selective transportation of regulatory factors and energy molecules through nuclear pores || Plant and animal cells || Center on the cell, in the nuclear envelope, a double membrane that has pores at intervals these allow materials to move between the nuclous and cytoplasm || consists of a nuclear membrane, necleouplasm nucleous and chromosomes ||  ||   ||
 * Endoplasmic reticulum smooth || while the nucleous is the 'brains' of the cell, the ERS is the packaging system. it works along side many other organelles within the cell.