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| type of cell with no nucleus, but it still has DNA |
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| type of cell with a nucleus, houses DNA, and has membrane bound organelles |
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| process of particle going from high to low concentration |
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| diffusion of water across cell |
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| Facilitated diffusion/passive transport |
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| when diffusion doesn’t require energy and goes from high to low concentration |
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| requires energy, a carrier protein is needed, and it goes from low to high concentration |
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| brings materials into the cell |
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| gets rid of material from the cell |
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| Heads of the cell membrane are polar and are attracted to other polar molecules (water) |
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| Tails of the cell membrane are nonpolar and are attracted to other tail molecules |
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| act as name tags; important in organ transplant and important in blood type |
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| act as a tunnel and are a facilitated diffusion helper |
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| switchboard of the cell, the brains; contains the nucleolus and chromatin |
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| primary energy producers in the cell;powerhouse of a cell |
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| boundary between the cell and its environment; controls cellular traffic |
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| ridged structure on the outside of the plasma membrane; provides additional support and protection |
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| strands of genetic material, DNA |
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| make proteins, and are bounded to endoplasmic reticulum (makes it rough) |
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| Rough and Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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| transport of protein from ribosomes to where they are needed or to the golgi bodies for export (highway) |
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| package material for export from the cell (post office) |
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| act as a container, found in both plants and animals, store water and other substances, digestion, waste removal |
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| digest things brought into the cell or parts of the cell itself (excess or worn out) like organelles, food particles, engulfed viruses, or bacteria; it has digestive enzymes |
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| where photosynthesis takes place, captures light energy and produces food to store for a later time |
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| support structure within the Cytoplasm; its made up of tiny rods and filaments that form the framework for the cell and its constantly changing |
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| Cilia is for protection and absorption and flagella is movement |
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| clear, jelly-like fluid that suspends the cells organelles |
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| membrane-bound structures within eukaryotic cells; "tiny cell organs"; anything but bacteria |
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