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| Smallest struture within multicellular eukaryotic organisms. |
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| The smallest microscopic structure of an organisms. |
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| Thin protective layer lining that allows selective items to enter or exit the cell. |
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| All living things are composed of cells. Cells are the basic unit of living things. Cells comes from preexisting cell. |
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| Ridge protective outer layer of a plant cell. |
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| Cylinder shaped microtubules structure important in cell division and are found in most eukaryotic cell. |
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| Organelle struture in plant and other eukaryotic plants that are important in photosynthesis. |
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| Coiled butterfly shaped structure containg DNA, protein, and RNA. |
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| Hair like structures serving as mobility for the cell. |
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| Jelly like fluid within the cell that how the organelles within the cell. |
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| cellular scraffolding or skeleton framework within the cell. |
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| structure found within organisms containing a nucleus and membrane enclosed organelles. |
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| organelle with folded structures within eukaryotic cells that serves to package proteins until their future destination. |
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| The oldest type of immortal cell line that is used in medical research. |
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| Cervical cancer patient whose cells known as HeLa were found to be immortal cells continues be used in scientific research. |
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| cellullar organelle structures containing acid hydrolase enzymes that break down cell waste. |
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| Oval shaped structure that serves as the energy or powerhouse of the cell. |
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| non-membraine bound structure found in the nucleus of the cell. |
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| organelle serving as the control center of the cell that contain the chromosomal DNA. |
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| Specialized subunits of the cell with specific functions usually enclosed by separate lining. |
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| Organelle found in nearly all eukaryotic cells that serves to catabolize or break down molecules into smaller parts. |
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Membraine bound structure found inside of vegatative eukaryotic organism that have an cell wall and a central vacule.
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| Organelle found in plants and algae and serve as storage for chemical compounds. |
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| Single cell organism that contain circular DNA but lacks a membraine bound nucleus and RNA. |
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| Circular structure found scattered within the cytoplasm or in bundles along the ER and aids in protein synthesis. |
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| Scientist that first discovered the cell under a microscope. |
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| Rough Endoplasmic reticulum |
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| Organelle within eukarotic cells that serves as interconnected network transport system containing ribosomes. |
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| One of the scientist that is credit for the cell theory in stating that cells comes from preexisting cells. |
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| Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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| Organelle within eukarotic cells that serves as interconnected network transport system lacking ribosomes. |
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| One of the scientist that is credited for the cell theory in stating that cells are the basic units of life. |
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| membrane bound water filled organelle that serves as a storage structures within the cells. |
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| A lined liquid filled sac or cavity used for storage or excretion. |
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