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Revision as of 14:28, 11 April 2019

Organelles are components of microbes that allow them to complete certain processes. Organelles can be added and removed from microbes through the editor. There are currently 7 organelles in Thrive. Each individual organelle placed in the cell increases its health by 10 units.

Structural Organelles

Structural organelles give cells shape. The cytoplasm is the only organelle in this category.

MP 10MP Chloroplast
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Shapes the cell.
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
The material or protoplasm within a living cell.

The gooey innards of a cell.


Internal Organelles

Organelles placed on the inside of the cell. Many of these organelles perform processes, which take some compounds as input and return different compounds as output.

MP 40 MP Mitochondria
Mito.png
Aerobic Respiration
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
A captured prokaryote used by an eukaryotic cell to perform respiration.

The Mitochondria is the powergouse of the cell.


MP 30MP Chloroplast
Thermoplast
Photosynthesis
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
A captured prokarryote used by eukaryotic cells to perform photosynthesis.

The chloroplast is used primarily by plant cells on earth, but some ciliates and other organisms use too.

MP 40 Mutation Points Thermoplast
Chloro
Thermosynthesis
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
Thermoplasts are a theoretical organelle capable of producing energy through heat.
MP 30 MP Vacuole
Vacuole
Stores compounds
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
Vacuoles are where compounds are stored. Having more means more compounds can be stored at once.
MP 80 MP Toxin Vacuole
ToxinVacuole
OxyToxy Synthesis
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
Produces the toxin OxyToxyNT. By pressing E, you'll release a single OxyToxy which damages other cells.
MP ? MP Bioluminescent Vacuole
Biolumescent Org
Bioluminescence
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost

External Organelles

Organelles that go on the outside of the cell.

MP 30 MP Flagellum
Flagella
Movement
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
Flagella are the basic movement parts of microbes. They allow your microbe to move faster, but also take up more ATP for each consecutively added flagella.
MP 30 MP Predatory Pillus
PredatoryPillus
Attacking other cells.
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
The predatory pilus is an appendage found on the surface of certain microbes.

It inflicts damage to other microbes.


Nucleus

The Nucleus is the centre of the cell, and is responsible for containing the genetic information of eukaryotic cells as well as producing proteins. Every eukaryotic cell has exactly one nucleus; additional nuclei can not be added. Prokaryotes such as bacteria don't have a nucleus.

MP N/A MP Nucleus
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Amino Acid Synthesis
Cytoplasmic Glycolisis
0,01 Glucose GlucoseIcon → 5 ATP ATP
+4 Storage
+1 Osmoregulation Cost
The nucleus carries the genetic information of the cell. It comes with two attached organelles: the endoplasmic reticulum, and the golgi apparatus