Certainly! Based on the information provided, I can match the items from Column A (cell structures) to their corresponding descriptions in Column B. Here’s the mapping:
| Column A | Column B | |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | 1. Cell Membrane | d. controls what goes into and out of all cells | | 2. Nucleus | a. instructions for the cell's proteins that determine the organism's characteristics | | 3. Cytoplasm | i. gel-like substance inside the cell | | 4. Centrioles | f. involved in cell division, make spindle fibers | | 5. Mitochondria | site of aerobic cellular respiration in eukaryotes | | 6. Ribosomes | c. cellular structure, found in ALL cells where proteins are made/built | | 7. Lysosomes | b. contains hydrolytic enzymes as the clean-up crew for the cell housekeeping | | 8. Golgi Apparatus | n. puts final touches on proteins and packages them | | 9. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum | e. site of lipid and steroid synthesis | | 10. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum | m. has ribosomes, site of most protein synthesis and transportation in cell | | 11. Cytoskeleton | h. gives internal support/structure to the cell | | 12. Flagella | g. long, whip-like projection from cell membrane | | 13. Cell Wall | j. outer surrounding structure found in many (not all) cells that is rigid and protective |
This pairing maps each cellular structure to its function or role as described in Column B.