Cells Mitochondria

Chloroplast

mitochondria

• Found in most eukaryotic cells .• Generate most of the cell’s supply

of adenosine triphosphate(transport chemical energy within the cell for metabolism).• Also involved in, signaling , cellular

differentiation, cell death , control of cell cycle and cell growth .

Did You Know…

A mitochondrion can range from 0.5-1.0 micrometer?

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Function

Energy

conversion

Pyruvate and the citric acid cycle

NADH and FADH2: the electron transport chainHeat Production

Storage of calcium ions

Can you still remember?

TIME TO ABSORB

Where is mitochondria usually found in?

What are the parts found in it?

What are the 5 functions?

CHLOROPLAST• Organelles found in plant cells that

conduct photosynthesis.• Captures light energy and store it in the energy storage molecules ATP and NADPH.• Uses the light energy in photosynthesis to make organic molecules and free oxygen from carbon dioxide and water.

Do you know…

vSTROMA

LAMELLAE

INNER MEMBRANE

THYLAKOID

OUTER MEMBRANE

STROMAv

RIBOSOMES

GRANIUM

THYLAKOIDS

GENETIC MATERIAL

STARCH GRAINS

DOUBLE MEMBRANE ENVELOPE

CHLOROPLAST

WHY ARE CHLOROPLAST GREEN?

I bet you don’t know!

It is because of the chlorophyll pigmentWOW

Functions

NON OTHER THAN

HELPING THE

PLANT TO

MAKE FOOD!

LETS RECALL CAN YOU STILL REMEMBER?

Where is chloroplast usually found in?

What are the parts found in it?

What is the function?

QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS

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