Quiz 1 Organelle Descriptions Flashcards
Nucleus (description)
Double membrane organelle. Contains DNA
Mitochondria (description)
Double membrane organelle. Has a matrix and holds mtDNA
Lysosomes (description)
Membrane enclosed sacs that contain digestive enzymes
Ribosomes (description)
Attaches to ER to give it the “rough” look. Looks like a hamburger bun.
Peroxisomes (description)
Membrane enclosed sacs
Microfilaments (description)
Long, thin, stringy proteins
Microtubules (description)
Thick and strong
Intermediate filaments (description)
Strong and rope-like (in between).
Golgi Apparatus (description)
Stack of flattened membranes
Rough ER (description)
Squiggly and bumpy (membrane bound with ribosomes)
Smooth ER (description)
Smooth
Centrioles/Centrosomes (description)
Looks like a piece of licorice. Centrosome is the space not containing centrioles.
Nucleolus (description)
Small, circular structure within the nucleus