Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.





1 Label A: ______________________________

2 Label B: ______________________________

3 Label C: ______________________________

4 Label D: ______________________________

5 Label E: ______________________________

6 Label F: ______________________________

7 Label G: ______________________________

8 Label H: ______________________________

9 Label I: ______________________________

10 Label J: ______________________________

11 Label K: ______________________________

12 Label L: ______________________________

13 Label M: ______________________________

14 Label N: ______________________________

15 Label O: ______________________________

16 Label P: ______________________________

17 Label Q: ______________________________

18 Label R: ______________________________

19 Label S: ______________________________

20 Label T: ______________________________


1 Microvilli
2 Secretory vesicles
3 Cytosol
4 Lysosome
5 Centrosome
6 Centriole
7 Chromatin
8 Nucleoplasm
9 Nucleolus
10 Nuclear envelope surrounding nucleus
11 Cytoskeleton
12 Plasmalemma
13 Free ribosomes
14 Fixed ribosomes
15 Rough endoplasmic reticulum
16 Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
17 Nuclear pores
18 Peroxisome
19 Mitochondrion
20 Golgi apparatus

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