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| the structures that make up the cells |
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| protein making sites of the cells |
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| scientist who was the first to "see" animalcules (tiny living things) |
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| the control center of the cell |
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| theory that states all living things are made up of cells |
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| structure that supplies the cell with most of the energy |
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| outer covering of an animal cell |
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| cells that are similar in structure and function join together |
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| sac in the cytoplasm of a cell that stores water, food, and other materials |
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| least comples structure of a living thing |
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| small round structure in the cell that are involved in digestive activity |
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| groups of different tissues that work together |
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| all the living material of the cell that lies outside the nucleus |
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| protein are transported from the nuclear membrane to other parts of the cell |
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| liquid tissue in the human body |
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| groups of different organs that work together |
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| highest level of organization of living things |
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| thin rodlike structure floating in the nucleus |
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| food and other materials enter and leave the cell through openings |
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| a structure that uses the energy of the sun to make food for a plant cell |
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