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| Type of cell that divides constantly |
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| The name of this type of cell means "true nucleus" |
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| The name of this cell means "Lack of nucleus" |
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| The organelle in a cell that controls everything. It also contains DNA, Nucleolus, Nuclear membrane, and Nuclear pores. |
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| This surround the nucleus. It controls what can enter and leave the nucleus. |
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| Small holes found in the nuclear envelope. |
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| This structure is found in the nucleus. It is the site of ribosome synthesis. |
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| This structure surrounds the cell. It helps to control what comes in and out of the cell. |
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| This is a fluid that is found throughout the cell. Organelles are found in it. It is also a site for chemical reactions to occur. |
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| These structures create anchors for the spindle fibers during mitosis and meiosis in animal cells. |
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| This structure is made of micro tubules and micro-filaments acting like the skeleton of the cell, helping it not collapse. |
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| This is a network for transporting substences throughout the cell.Ribosomes are attached to this type sence it makes protiens. |
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| This is a network for transporting substances throughout the cell. This makes liquids. |
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| This organelle stores food and water, is centrally located, and takes up a large portion of the cell. |
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| These are hair like structures found on animal cells that help the cell move. |
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| These are tail like structures found on sperm cells. They help them swim. |
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| This is the name giving to the uncondinsed form of DNA that looks like spaghetti, and is located in the nuclease. |
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| This organelle converts food energy into ATP for the cell. It is where assimilation takes place. |
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| This organelle sorts, packages, and distributes things inside and outside of the cell and produces lysosomes and vesicles. |
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| This organelle is the site of protien synthesis. |
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| This organelle breaks down old cell parts and things that are bad for the cell. Made in the Golgi and found in animal cells. |
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| This organelle takes in sunlight and converts it into food. It is only found in a plant. |
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| This structure gives extra support to plant cells. It is found outside the cell membrane. |
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| This type of cell is normally in g0, but can be stimulated to divide if needed. |
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| This type of cell is always in g0 phase. |
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| These organelles are made in the golgi. They help transport things in an animal cell. |
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