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| TRYING TO KEEP ITS INTERNAL CONDITIONS WITHIN CERTAIN LIMITS |
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| 5 CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE |
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| RESPONSE,GROWTH,REPRODUCTION,ORGANIZATION, AND CONSUMING ENERGY |
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| ALL ORGANISMS ARE MADE UP OF AT LEAST ONE OR MORE CELLS, NEW CELLS CAN ONLY COME FROM OLD ONES, AND THE CELL IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF LIFE. |
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| PROTECTS THE INSIDE OF A CELL FROM THE ENVIRONMENT OUTSIDE THE CELL |
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| A CELL MEMBRANE ONLY LETS IN CERTAIN SUBSTANCES, NOT ALL |
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| THE CELL WALL HELPS MAINTAIN THE CELLS SHAPE, SUPPORT, AND SIZE |
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| 2 KINDS- FLAGELLUM AND CILIA |
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| SHORT, HAIRLIKE APPENDAGES |
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| A THICK FLUID MADE MOSTLY OF WATER |
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| A THICK WEB THAT PLAYS A ROLE IN MUSCLE CONTRACTION, CELL DIVISON, CELL MOVEMENT, AND CELL SHAPE |
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| STRUCTURES IN THE CYTOPLASM THAT HAVE SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS |
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| AN ORGANELLE INSIDE ALL CELLS EXCEPT BACTERIA |
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| NUCLEUS CONTAINS THIS CODE |
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| CONTAINS A CHEMICAL CODE FOR MAKING ALL OF THE MOLECULES OF A CELL |
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| NUCLEUS CONTAINS THIS ACID |
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| NUCLEUS CONTAINS DEOXYRIBONNUCLEIC ACID |
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| THE GENETIC CODE IN THE NUCLEUS |
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| LONG CHAINS OF DNA THAT ARE COILED INTO STRUCTURES |
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| NUMBER OF HUMAN CHROMONSOMES |
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| SMALL STRUCTURES IN WHICH PROTEINS ARE BUILT |
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| TRANSFORMS THE UNUSABLE ENERGY IN FOOD MOLECULES INTO A FORM OF USABLE ENERGY |
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| USES LIGHT ENERGY TO MAKE FOOD IN PLANTS |
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| IT MAKES, SORTS, AND SHAPES MOLECULES |
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| THE GOLGI APPARATUS DOES THIS TO ER |
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| MODIFIES, STORES, AND DIRECTS MOVEMENT |
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| SMALL, BALL-LIKE ORGANELLES WITHIN THE CYTOPLASM |
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| TRANSPORT OR CARRY MOLECULES THROUGHOUT THE CYTOPLASM |
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| SMALL VACUOLES CAN CONTAIN |
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| FOOD MOLECULES, WATER, OR WASTE PRODUCTS |
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| REGULATES MOVEMENT OF SUBSTANCES INTO AND OUT OF A CELL |
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| PROVIDES SHAPE, PROTECTION, AND SUPPORT |
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| SITE OF PROTEIN PRODUCTION |
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| 1.SMOOTH-MAKES LIPIDS AND GETS RID OF CHEMICALS AND POISONS 2. ROUGH- MAKES AND MODIFIES PROTEINS |
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| MODIFIES, STORES, AND DIRECTS THE MOVEMENT OF MOLECULES MADE BY ER |
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| STORES WATER AND PLANT SUBSTANCES |
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| A CELL WITHOUT A NECLEUS AND MOST OTHER ORGANELLES |
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| A CELL WITH A NUCLEUS AND OTHER ORGANELLES |
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| A CELL MEMBRANE, A LOOP OF DNA, CELL WALLS, FLAGELLUM, RIBOSOMES, AND CYTOPLASM |
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| SOME CAUSE FOOD POISONING AND OTHER BAD STUFF. BUT SOME BACTERIA ARE BENEFICIAL. BUT ALL BACTERIA ARE PROKARYOTIC CELLS. |
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