Cell Organelles

Here are some various drawings of an idealized animal cell, showing all the different types of organelles.  Different artists depict them slightly differently, so looking at many versions should be helpful.  If you click the "source" link under each picture, you will find many great websites with further information.  In some cases this will be necessary to be able to see the image.  My black background is messing some of these up, sorry about that.
Look at these to orient yourself, we will then go into detail on each organelle, and then have some unlabeled cell drawings so you can quiz yourself.  Enjoy!

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Organelles
Here are some closeups! :D

Cell membrane

Here is a good depiction of the various things embedded into a cell's plasma membrane (also referred to as the phospholipid bilayer):

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Nucleus
Notice the pores, which is where the mRNA (post-transcription) would emerge to go to a ribosome for translation.

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Mitochondria

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Here is a labelled mitochondria.  Please note, Matrix and Cristae will come into play when you learn about metabolism.

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And, here is a really sweet video of a mitochondrion, showing some metabolism processes.  FYI Mitochondrion is singular, Mitochondria is plural.  (Link to the animator's website, for better quality, and links to other really cool videos: http://www.xvivo.net/powering-the-cell-mitochondria/)

Golgi

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Cytoskeleton

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Identification Practice

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Source: wikipedia

Key for wikipedia image (includes links to wiki pages of each):
Organelles:
1 Nucleolus
2 Nucleus
3 Ribosomes (little dots)
4 Vesicle
5 Rough endoplasmic reticulum
6 Golgi apparatus
7 Cytoskeleton
8 Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
9 Mitochondria
10 Vacuole
11 Cytosol
12 Lysosome
13 Centrioles within Centrosome
14 Cell membrane

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