Soluble and insoluble enzymes, RNA, and DNA.
Flattened vesicles of lipid, protein, and polysaccharide.
It serves as a selectively permeable boundary for entry and exit of nutrients and waste, location of receptors for signaling, and some important enzyme activities.
Flat, single-membraned vesicles of lipid and protein; ribosomes consist of RNA and proteins.
Bilayer of proteins (50%) and lipids (50%) and some carbohydrate.
Catalase and other oxidative enzymes.
Cytoskeleton made of proteins, small molecules, soluble proteins, enzymes, nutrients, and salts in aqueous solution.
Genomic DNA, histone proteins as chromatin, and RNA.
Site of energy metabolism and synthesis of high-energy ATP.
It provides surfaces on which ribosomes bind for protein synthesis.
Sites of photosynthesis; convert light energy into chemical energy (ATP).
Metabolism of materials ingested by endocytosis.
It is responsible for the secretion of cell waste products and is the site of protein processing.
It serves as the storage of genetic information, site of DNA replication, and transcription to RNA.
