What do the nucleus, chloroplast, and mitochondrion have in common? [There are multiple correct responses. Select any/all that apply.] They are classified as organelles. They are always found in prokaryotic cells. They have at least two layers of membranes (each made of phospholipid bilayers). They contain DNA. They are found in every plant cell.

What part of the cell is the molecule depicted below most likely to be located? cytoskeleton nuclear envelope vacuole cytoplasm OH

The endomembrane system     functions to make ATP.     does not exist in eukaryotic cells.     is present in prokaryotes.     includes the Golgi apparatus and the endoplasmic reticulum.     includes the endoplasmic reticulum and the chloroplasts.

The table below, and the following page, provides a format to summarize information about structures and organelles of typical eukaryotic cells. Complete the table using the list provided and by referring to a textbook and to other pages in this topic. Fill in the final three columns by writing either 'YES' or 'NO'. The first Cell Component Double layer of phospholipids (cated the lipid bayer Proteins Cell Structures and Organelles inner membrane membrane Crista Ribosomes Transport Transvesicles from the smooth endoplasmic reticum Smooth Matrix Stroma Flattened membranace Grana comprise stacks of tylko (a) Lamella (b) Secretory vesicles budding of (c) (d) Cistema Hough V budding off (1) Name: Location: Function: Name: Location: Function: Name: Location: Function: Name: Location: Function: Name: Location: Function: Name: Location: Function: cell component has been completed for you as a guide and the log scale of measurements (top of next page) illustrates the relative sizes of some…