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study of the cell study of tissues |
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basic structure of all living things |
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cells that do not have nuclear membranes surrounding its organelles. Eukaryotic cells make up most other livings things |
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double layer of lipids that surround the cell, controls what moves in and out |
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gel-like material that surrounds and protects the organelles, also contains chemicals for each particular cell to carry out living activities |
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powerhouse of the cell, site where energy is obtained from food |
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store chlorophyll for use by chloroplasts |
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Carry out digestive functions and store digestive enzymes as needed |
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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does NOT have ribosome's attached and is the transportation system of the cell |
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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HAS ribosomes attached and also carries out cell transportation but mainly of neccessary protein materials |
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manufacture, synthesize, store, and distribute hormone and enzyme materials needed by the cell |
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Manufacture, store, and secrete oxidation enzymes needed by the cell |
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Spaces that act as a vacuum cleaner t rid the cell of watse and water. Also act as a storehouse for chemicals and compounds needed by the cell |
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structures that clean the cell |
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tough outer membrane that supports and protects the PLANT cell |
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rod-shaped structures responsible for ANIMAL cell REPRODUCTION |
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center of the nucleus that resembles a golf ball and houses the genes, chromosomes, and their needed material |
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Hereditary structures that contain the genes which determine the hereditary information contained in the cell. |
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a balance or working equilibrium within the cell, accounts for movement into and out of the cell |
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