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What organelle sorts things?

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Anonymous

16y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

I don't think that there is any organelle which sorts things, but the cell membrane selects which materials it allows in. If you were wondering how proteins are sorted, a hexagonally shaped network of structures called spectrin tetramers located in the cytoskeleton keep proteins equally distributed.
Some organelles are: Organelles are the structures inside of a cell. Some examples are: the nucleus (boss of the cell), nucleolus (ribosome-producing organelle in the center of the nucleus), mitochondria (powerhouses), chloroplasts (solar panel-like structures containing chlorophyl (a green pigment) which convert sunlight into energy and glucose (sugar) in a plant cell, and lysosomes (cleanup crew which makes the materials it takes in into other materials.

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16y ago

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