“Make this into a vcbaulry sheet with this format "Term / ConceptDefinition / DescriptionVisual RepresentationCell DefinitionThe basic and fundamental unit of life; features a highly organized structure that enables it to carry out vital functions.ProkaryotesUnicellular organisms lacking a defined nucleus or membrane-bound organelles; smaller and simpler than eukaryotes (e.g., all bacteria).EukaryotesComplex organisms with a defined nucleus enclosing DNA and membrane-bound organelles; can be unicellular or multicellular (e.g., animals, plants, fungi, protists).All Cells Shared FeaturesFundamental components found in every cell, summarized by the mnemonic DR. MC: DNA, Ribosomes, Membrane, Cytoplasm.NucleusLarge, central sphere surrounded by a double membrane with pores; protects DNA and serves as the command center for cell activity.Cell / Plasma MembraneFlexible outer boundary surrounding the cell made of a lipid bilayer; controls traffic in and out of the cell to maintain homeostasis.Cell WallTough, rigid outer layer surrounding the cell membrane; provides structural support, shape, and protection.ChloroplastDouble-membraned organelle containing stacks of green disc-like membranes; captures solar energy to build glucose through photosynthesis.DNA / Chromatin / NucleoidGenetic material containing instructions to direct cell processes and build proteins; floats free in prokaryotes or is enclosed in the nucleus of eukaryotes.RibosomesTiny, un-membraned dots floating in cytosol or attached to Rough ER that assemble amino acids to build proteins.Cytoplasm / CytosolClear, jelly-like fluid space inside the cell membrane that cushions organelles and acts as the site for chemical reactions.Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (Rough ER)Folded membranes studded with ribosomes attached to the nucleus; folds, modifies, and packages newly made proteins into transport vesicles.Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (Smooth ER)Network of tube-like channels extending off the Rough ER; builds lipids (fats) and neutralizes toxins.Golgi ApparatusFlattened stack of unattached membrane sacs near the ER; sorts, modifies, tags, and ships proteins to their final destination.VesiclesSmall, temporary membrane-bound spheres that transport materials safely within or out of the cell.MitochondriaOval-shaped organelle with a wavy inner membrane (cristae); converts chemical energy (glucose) into usable cellular fuel (ATP) through cellular respiration.VacuoleMembrane-bound storage space in cytosol; stores water, nutrients, and waste, keeping plant cells firm via turgor pressure.LysosomeSmall, round membrane-bound sacs filled with digestive enzymes (in animal cells); breaks down old cell parts, foreign invaders, and cellular waste." and these directions "Characteristics of Life: Vocabulary Reference Directions: The table below defines each term. In the "Visual Representation" column, you can create a drawing or glue an image that illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary term. THIS IS NOT COLLECTED OR GRADED."”