cell structure
Membrane and organelles
Cell structure refers to the physical organization and components of a cell—the basic unit of living organisms.
This includes the membrane, nucleus, organelles, and cytoplasm that together enable cellular function.
The term appears in biology education and research: We studied cell structure under the microscope.
It can also describe how cells are arranged within tissues.
- flagellaWhiplike locomotion appendages
- centrioleMicrotubule-based division organizer
- chloroplastLight-harvesting cell structure
- nucleusCentral controlling part
- DNAHereditary code molecule
mitochondrion · inner membrane · outer membrane · vesicle · Golgi apparatus · microtubule · vacuole · nuclear envelope · RNA · peroxisome · ribosome · mitosis · endocytosis · cilia · protein · building blocks · eukaryote · plasma
- biologycells, DNA, biology, gene, bacteriology
- cellscells, blood cells, nerve cells, brain cells, mitosis
- resistanceresistance, defiance, resistance fighters, civil resistance, resist
- Cell stuffsmartphone, mobile network, SIM card, carrier, 4G
- cell biologycytoplasm, ribosome, mitochondria, nucleus, organelles
- microscope viewsdiatoms, pollen grains, DNA helix, chromosomes, mitochondria
cell structureorgan system
Linked organs sharing purpose
whole organism · gross anatomy · organism · organ · tissue
cell structuremolecular structure
Arrangement of atoms in compound
atomic structure · organelle · macromolecule · chemical structure · protein structure