<prompt> Hlalosa sebopeho sa sele e tloaelehileng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the structure of a typical cell. . Response in English: A typical cell is composed of several components, each with a specific function that contributes to the cells overall operation. The cell membrane, which serves as a barrier between the cell and its surroundings, encloses the cell. It regulates substances entry and exit, allowing necessary molecules to pass while blocking potentially harmful ones.Inside the cell is the cytoplasm, a jelly-like substance made mostly of water, where various cell organelles and structures are suspended. These organelles include the nucleus, which contains genetic material in the form of DNA, and acts as the cells control center. Additionally, ribosomes, which are responsible for protein synthesis, can be found throughout the cytoplasm or attached to the endoplasmic reticulum, an organelle that processes and transports proteins, lipids and other molecules.The cell also contains the Golgi apparatus, which further modifies and sorts proteins and lipids, packaging them into vesicles for transport. Mitochondria, often known as the cells powerhouse, are responsible for producing energy in the form of ATP through cellular respiration.The cell also has a cytoskeleton, made up of protein fibers, that provides structural support, enables cell movement, and facilitates intracellular transportation. In the case of plant cells, there is also a cell wall, which provides an extra layer of protection and support. They also have chloroplasts that contain chlorophyll, allowing them to perform photosynthesis to make their own food.Each of these components works together to ensure that the cell can carry out its functions effectively. . Response in Sesotho: Sele e tloaelehileng e entsoe ka likarolo tse maloa, e ngoe le e ngoe e na le mosebetsi o itseng o tlatsetsang tšebetsong ea sele ka kakaretso. Lera la sele, le sebetsang e le mokoallo pakeng tsa sele le tikoloho ea eona, le koala sele. E laola ho kena le ho tsoa ha lintho, e lumella limolekhule tse hlokahalang hore li fete ha e ntse e thibela tse ka bang kotsi. Ka hare ho sele ho na le cytoplasm, ntho e kang jelly e entsoeng haholo ka metsi, moo li-cell organelles tse fapa-fapaneng tsa lisele li fanyehang teng. Li-organelle tsena li kenyelletsa khubu, e nang le liphatsa tsa lefutso ka sebōpeho sa DNA, me e sebetsa e le setsi sa taolo ea sele. Ho feta moo, li-ribosomes, tse ikarabellang bakeng sa protheine synthesis, li ka fumanoa ho pholletsa le cytoplasm kapa li khomaretsoe ho endoplasmic reticulum, organelle e sebetsang le ho tsamaisa liprotheine, lipids le limolekhule tse ling. Sele e boetse e na le lisebelisoa tsa Golgi, tse tsoelang pele ho fetola le ho hlophisa liprotheine le lipids, li li kenya ka hara li-vesicles bakeng sa lipalangoang. Mitochondria, eo hangata e tsejoang e le matla a sele, e ikarabella bakeng sa ho hlahisa matla ka mokhoa oa ATP ka phefumoloho ea lisele. Sele e boetse e na le cytoskeleton, e entsoeng ka likhoele tsa protheine, e fanang ka tšehetso ea sebopeho, e nolofalletsang ho tsamaea ha lisele, le ho tsamaisa lipalangoang ka hara lisele. Tabeng ea lisele tsa limela, ho boetse ho na le lerako la sele, le fanang ka lera le eketsehileng la tšireletso le tšehetso. Li boetse li na le li-chloroplast tse nang le chlorophyll, tse li lumellang ho etsa photosynthesis ho iketsetsa lijo. E ngoe le e ngoe ea likarolo tsena e sebetsa moho ho tiisa hore sele e khona ho phetha mesebetsi ea eona ka katleho. 