What are the functions of each of the organelles found in a eukaryotic cell?
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MITOCHONDRIA
mitochondria are very important part of the cell.they are very responsible for the energy production of the cell.respiration inside a cell occurs in it.en
ergy is formed in the form of adenosine tri phospate.
LYSOSOMES
They have some special protiens which breaks the components of the cell.it also can digest dead cells.they helps us defend againts viruses by forming phagosomes with them and then dissolving it.they are called suicide sacs of the cell.
NUCLEUS
nucleus acts as a control centre of all activities of the cell.nucleus contains some thread like structures called chromosomes.they help carry genes and help in transfer of characters from the parents to the offspring.
GOLGI APPARATUS
it is formed of several flattened vesicles stacked one above the other.synthesis and secretions of enzymes and hormones take place here.
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
synthesis and transportation of fats
mitochondria are very important part of the cell.they are very responsible for the energy production of the cell.respiration inside a cell occurs in it.en
ergy is formed in the form of adenosine tri phospate.
LYSOSOMES
They have some special protiens which breaks the components of the cell.it also can digest dead cells.they helps us defend againts viruses by forming phagosomes with them and then dissolving it.they are called suicide sacs of the cell.
NUCLEUS
nucleus acts as a control centre of all activities of the cell.nucleus contains some thread like structures called chromosomes.they help carry genes and help in transfer of characters from the parents to the offspring.
GOLGI APPARATUS
it is formed of several flattened vesicles stacked one above the other.synthesis and secretions of enzymes and hormones take place here.
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
synthesis and transportation of fats
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