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| Support (grow tall), protection, allows water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide to pass into and out of cell "brick wall" |
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| Support, protection, controls movement of materials in and out of cell, barrier between cell and outside environment, maintains homeostasis |
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| Controls cell activities,"Brain of cell", contains chromosomes (bundles of DNA) |
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| Controls movement in and out of nucleus |
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| Supports/protects cell organelles |
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) |
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| Carries materials through cell |
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| Breaks down sugar molecules into energy "power plant" |
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| Store food, water, waste (plants need to store large amounts of food) |
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| Breaks down larger food molecules into smaller molecules. Digest old cell parts. |
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| Uses energy from sun to make food for plant (photosynthesis) |
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| Responsible for packaging proteins |
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| In unicellular organisms, their job is locomotion. In large multi-cellular organisms their role is to move fluid past the cell. |
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| They function in cell division. |
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| Little organs inside the cells. |
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| Produce proteins. Proteins are main product in a cell. |
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What are the three C's for plants?
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| Cell walls, Chloraplasts, and Chlorophyll |
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