Organelle

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- Mitochondrion Organelle
- Ribosome Organelle
  - Ribosome large subunit Ribosome
  - Ribosome small subunit Ribosome

Mitochondrion

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An organelle is a specialized subcellular structure. Usage varies over whether non-membrane-bounded structures such as ribosomes count as organelles, so explicitly say membrane-bounded organelles when comparing eukaryotic compartmentalization with prokaryotic organization. Mitochondria and chloroplasts are membrane-bounded examples. See OpenStax Microbiology, 3.4: cellular compartments.

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