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in plants, the fairly rigid structure located outside the plasma membrane that provide additional support and protection for the cell |
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this material is inside the nucleus; it contains the master set of directions for making proteins; it is strands of genetic material called DNA |
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this organelle is inside the nucleus and makes ribosomes |
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this organelle captures light energy and produces food to store for a later time. |
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membrane-bound spaces for temporary storage of materials in the cell. |
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Organelle that contains digestive enzymes; they digest worn out organelles, food particles, and engulf bacteria and viruses. |
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membrane-bound organelles in both plant and animal cells that transform energy for the cell. |
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this is made of both microfilaments and microtubules; it give the cell support. |
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the clear, gelatinous fluid inside the cell; the organelles are suspended in this. |
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the orgsnelle that makes (assembles) the proteins and enzymes according to the instructions from the DNA. |
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large folded membrane within a cell; it is the site of cellular chemical reactions; it is considered rough when ribosomes are attached and smooth when ribosomes are not present. |
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a flattened stack of membranes that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins. |
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the membrane surrounding the nucleus; it is similar to the plasma membrane; has opening called nuclear pores in it |
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openings in the nuclear envelope through which the ribosomes leave the nucleus and enter the cytoplasm |
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several finger-like projections from a cell's surface that aids the cell in locomotion |
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a single (or sometimes double) whip-like projection from a cell's surface that aids the cell in locomotion |
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Found inside the cell's nucleus and carries all of the instructions for the cell to make (synthesize) proteins |
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