Questions: A eukaryotic cell contains many compartmentalized organelles that organize its interior. Each organelle is a discrete unit surrounded by a membrane and has a specialized function. Other structures, such as ribosomes or the cytoskeleton, are not surrounded by a membrane. The generalized animal cell shown is colored so that the features can easily be distinguished from each other. Label each structure with its function. Choose the best answer for each structure. protein transport out of cell

A eukaryotic cell contains many compartmentalized organelles that organize its interior. Each organelle is a discrete unit surrounded by a membrane and has a specialized function. Other structures, such as ribosomes or the cytoskeleton, are not surrounded by a membrane. The generalized animal cell shown is colored so that the features can easily be distinguished from each other. Label each structure with its function. Choose the best answer for each structure. protein transport out of cell
Transcript text: A eukaryotic cell contains many compartmentalized organelles that organize its interior. Each organelle is a discrete unit surrounded by a membrane and has a specialized function. Other structures, such as ribosomes or the cytoskeleton, are not surrounded by a membrane. The generalized animal cell shown is colored so that the features can easily be distinguished from each other. Label each structure with its function. Choose the best answer for each structure. $\square$ protein transport out of cell
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Step 1: Identify the organelles in the image

Examine the image of the generalized animal cell and identify the organelles pointed to by the arrows.

Step 2: Match organelles with their functions

Use the answer bank to match each identified organelle with its corresponding function.

Step 3: Label the organelles

Label each organelle with the appropriate function from the answer bank.

Final Answer

  1. Nucleus: Storage of genetic information
  2. Ribosome: Protein synthesis
  3. Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER): Membrane synthesis; protein modification
  4. Mitochondrion: Cellular respiration; ATP synthesis
  5. Golgi Apparatus: Protein transport out of cell
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