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Area b/w cell membrane and nuclear membrane |
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Jello-like material found in cytoplasm |
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Makes energy for the cell, powerhouse of the cell, converts food into ATP, contains its own DNA |
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Make protein, made of protein and RNA, can be found free or attached |
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Channels used to transport materials through the cell |
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Gives plant structure and rigidity, made of cellulose |
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Stores water, food, and enzymes; takes up 90% of the cell |
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Contains chlorophyll, which is necessary for photosynthesis; has own DNA |
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A complex boundary around the cell that determines what enters and exits the cell |
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Directs all activities of the cell, acts as a brain, has an envelope which surrounds it, contains pores |
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Site where ribosomes are made, indirectly involved with protein synthesis |
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DNA and protein will form chromosones during cell division |
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (RER) |
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Channels ribosomes attached, once proteins are made they are transported by this |
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (SER) |
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Channels no ribosomes attached, synthesize lipids, break down toxic material |
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Contain powerful digestive enzymes, digest protein, lipid and even worn out cell parts, "suicide sacs" |
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Modifies and packages protein for export, releases substances, produced by cell |
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Gives framework and structure to the cell, made of microtubules and microfilaments |
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Larger tubes, important in cell division and also form cilia and flagella |
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Smaller tubes, important in muscle contraction |
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Important in cell division, found only in animal cells |
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