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A cell is the smallest unit of a living thing. |
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A group of similar cells working together. |
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A group of tissues working together to do a speical job. |
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Relay information from one part of the body to anouther. |
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Exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen in the body. |
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Delivers oxygen and nutrients to all cells in the body. |
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Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) |
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It moves materials around in a cell. |
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Does not have ribosome attached. |
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Digest protain and food molecules and breaks down other substances. |
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Provides energy for the cell. |
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Package system that sorts, stores,and rearranges substances in a cell. |
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Make protain for the cell. |
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Controls what enters and leaves the cell. |
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Jelly like material in an animal or plant cell. All chemical reactions take place here. |
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Supports the cell, animal cells only. |
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Supports plant cells and helps them grow tall. |
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Found ONLY in plant cells. Changes carbon dioxide and water into suger. |
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Separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm. |
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Controls the center of a cell |
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Genetic material that is found within the nucleus. EX: eye coler and hair coler. |
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Helps cells divide and split. |
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