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Phospholipd bilayer studded with proteins.
Serves as the boundary of the cell. Identifies cells as receptor |
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Tiny particles each made up of rRNA.
Synthesize proteins - a cells "Protein Factory" |
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| ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM "ER" |
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Network of interconnected canals and sacs some attached (rough ER) and some without.
Packages substances from teh ER - Cells "Powerhouse" |
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Stack of flattened membranous sacs.
Packages substances from the ER |
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Encrusted with enzymes.
A Cells' "Powerhouse" |
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"Bubble" of enzymes encased by membrane
A cells "digestive system" |
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Made up of tiny tubules
Function in cell reporduction. |
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Hairlike extensions on surface of some cells
Move substances over the surface of the cell |
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Single and much longer projection of some cells
"Tail" of a sperm cell - propelling the sperm thought fluids |
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Double membrane containing DNA
Dictates protein synthesis essential role in other cells activites, transport, metabolism, growth and heredity |
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Dense region of the nucleus
Essential role in the formation of ribosomes |
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messenger Ribonucleic Acid
After it separates from DNA it becomes mRNA |
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The chromatin condenses into visible chromosones
Chromatids become attached at the centromere
Spindle fibers appear
The nucleolus and nuclear envelope disappear |
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Spindle fibers attach to each chromatid
Chromosomes align across the center of the cell |
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Centromeres break apart
Chromosomes move away from the center of the cell
The cleavage furrow appears |
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The nuclear enveolpe and both nuclei appear
The cytoplasm and organelles divide equally
The process of cell division is completed |
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1. Epitheliah
2. Connecive Tissues
3. Muscle Tissue
4. Nervous Tissue |
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| Higher than they are wide (like a skyscraper) |
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| Varying shapes that can stretch |
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| Tubelike passages carry substances through the cytoplasm |
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| Packages substances from the "ER" (endoplasmic reticulum) |
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| "Propels spearm cells" (swims through fluids) |
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| Hairlike structures on surfface of cells |
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Directs protein synthesis
"Brain of the cell" |
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Small structure in the nucleus
"Helps for ribosomes" |
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