Category:Organelles

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Organelles are small unique structures of a cell that perform specialized tasks. They are often suspended in the cytosol, or attached to the plasma membrane. Organelles were historically identified through the use of some form of microscopy and by cell fractionation.

For more information, see the main article about Organelles.

Articles in category "Organelles"

There are 29 articles in this category.

A Acrosome Amyloplast Axoneme B Basal body C Caveolae Cell nucleus Centriole Centrosome Chloroplast

C cont. Cilium Cytoskeleton E Endoplasmic reticulum F Flagellum G Golgi Apparatus budding Golgi apparatus H Hydrogenosome L Lysosome M Melanosome Microtubule

M cont. Microtubule organizing center Mitochondrion Myofibril N Nucleolus P Peroxisome R Ribosome S Spliceosome V Vacuole Vesicle (biology) W Weibel-Palade body

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