Below is the table providing information on the cell structure and its function:

	Structure	Function	Prokaryote	Eukaryote:
				Animal	Plant
Cellular Control Center	Nucleus	Contains DNA	Prokaryote DNA is found in cytoplasm	Tick	Tick
Organelles That Store, Clean-Up, and Support	Vacuoles and vescicles	Store materials		Tick	Tick
	Lysosomes	Break down and recycle macromolecules		Tick	Tick (rare)
	Cytoskeleton	Maintains cell shape; moves cell parts; helps cells move	Prokaryotic cells have protein filaments similar to actin and tubulin.	Tick	Tick
	Centrioles	Organize cell division		Tick
Organelles That Build Proteins	Ribosomes	Synthesize proteins	Tick	Tick	Tick
	Endoplasmic Reticulum	Asssembles proteins and lipids		Tick	Tick
	Golgi Apparatus	Modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and lipids for storage or transport out of the cell		Tick	Tick
Organelles That Capture and Release Energy	Chloroplasts	Convert solar energy to chemical energy stored in food	In some prokaryotic cells, photosynthesis occurs in association with internal photosynthetic membranes.		Tick
	Mitochondria	Convert chemical energy in food to usable compounds	Prokaryotes carry out these reactions in the cytoplasm rather than in specialized organelles.	Tick	Tick
Cellular Boundaries	Cell wall	Shapes, supports, and protects the cell	Tick		Tick
	Cell mebrane	Regulates materials entering and leaving cell, protects and supports cell	Tick	Tick	Tick