Animal Cell

The functions of organelles in an Animal Cell
Cell membrane- This organelle has a double-layer membrane surrounding the cell and it supports the cell. Also, it’s semi-permeable; meaning it lets some substances through and others out.
Nuclear membrane- It encloses the nucleus, separating it from the cytoplasm. It also controls what enters and leaves the nucleus.
Nucleolus-This is found in the nucleus. It contains more genetic information (RNA).
Nucleus- It’s the control centre for cell. It contains chromosomes and is surrounded by nuclear membrane.
Cytoplasm- It suspends organelles. It’s mostly water; stores other materials until needed. Also, performs chemical reactions and changes from jelly to liquid and back.
Vacuole- It’s a sac of fluid enclosed by a single layer membrane. They also have many possible functions such as, containing substances, removing wastes, and maintaining pressure.
Mitochondria- This organelle provides energy to the cell and converts glucose into energy.
Endoplasmic Reticulum- It is a network of branching tubes and pockets filled with fluid. They also transport proteins and other materials. Golgi Bodies- They collect and process waste materials. They also process and package waste materials.