Organelle structures and functions Crossword

Double membrane tubular system covered with ribosomes; transports proteins
A stack of membrane bound, flattened sacs in a crescent shape where proteins are packaged into vesicles to be transported
Small tubes made from protein fibres called microtubules
Controls all of the cells functions
Spherical sacs that contain powerful digestive enzymes
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) is produced here
Tiny organelles that consist of two subunits where proteinsynthesis takes place
Double membrane tubular system where lipids and steroids are created
The site of photosynthesis in plant cells
When cells divide, this condenses into visible chromosomes
This protects the cell and holds it together
this is a jelly like substance that holds the cell together, and is part of and is where the organelles are located
These are small spherical sacs that transport materials from one organelle to another, or to the cell membrane
The gap between cells
Holes in the nuclear envelope that molecules can pass through
a stucture surrounding the nucleus made of two membranes with fluid in between them
this is where ribosomes are made
This molecule leaves the nucleus through a nuclear pore and attaches to the ribosome
Some cells produce hormones. The instructions to make the hormone are in the _ _ _ in the nucleus
Chemical messenger molecules that help organise an organism's activity, like growth and feeding. Examples include insulin, adrenaline etc.