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What are ten membrane-bound organelles in an animal cell?

rjlene

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What are ten membrane-bound organelles in an animal cell?

I have a cell project to do and it involves teaching about a cell. I am doing an animal cell, and one of the requirements is telling about at least ten of the organelles in an animal cell. They must be a membrane-bound structures, as the teacher said we can't use ones like cytoplasm or nucleolus. I have six so far, I need four more. So far I have: ribosomes, vacuole, mitochondrion, nucleus, lysosomes, and endoplasmic reticulum.

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dave2011

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11 years ago

1)ribosomes
2)vacuole
3)mitochondrion
4)nucleus
5)lysosomes
6)endoplasmic reticulum
7)microtubules and micro-intermediate filaments
8)golgi apparatus
9)centrioles
10)peroxisomes

fistpumporgy

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11 years ago

peroxisomes, golgi complex (or golgi bodies), secretory vesicles, free ribosomes, rough/smooth ER, flagella,nucleus (u said u werent allowed to use nucleolus, not nucleus), cytoskeleton (microtubules, microfilaments)

fistpumporgy

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11 years ago

nucleus
nucleolus
cytosol
centrosome
centriole
golgi
lysosome
proxisome
cell memrane
secretory vesicle

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