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| 1.Glycolysis 2.Citric and Cycle 3. Electron transporation |
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| cell respiration is composed of three processes in order |
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| pyruvic acid will enter into citric acid cycle |
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| takes rna code and produces amino acids to make a protein |
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| some concentration of water molecules |
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higher amounts of water molecules
[makes cells swell and possibly explode] |
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| tmer used for brining in liquid |
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| fluid that contains all orgenelles except nucleus |
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| network filaments and fibers |
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| has ribosomes makes large amounts of proteins |
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| has no ribosomes instead has enzymes bound to inner surface that build carbohydrates and lipids |
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| short and in large numbers |
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| whiplike extensions much longer than cilia |
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| allow rna to pass to the cytosol |
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| spot where ribosomes are synthesized |
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