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| A protien-rich, jelly-like fluid in which cells organelles are immersed. |
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| An interactive group of membrane-lined organelles and transport vesicles within the eukaryotic cells |
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| relatively long, tail-like extensions of some cells that function in cell movement |
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| A Protien assemblage that fom a communication channel between adjacent animal cells. |
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| Filaments of the cytoskeleton intermediate in diameter between microfilaments and microtubules. |
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| Network membranes that processes and distributes protiens that come to it from the rough ER. |
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| An organelle found in aminal cells that digest worn-out cellular materials and foreign materials that enter the cell. |
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| made of the protein actin serving as a support or structural filaments in almost all eurkaryotic cells. |
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| pictures taken with the aid of microscopes |
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| the largest of the cytolskeletal filaments, microtubules take the form of hollow tubes composed of protein tubes tubulin , gives structure to cell by serving as rails trasport cells move and form celluar extensions called cilia and/or flagella. |
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| Organelles that are the primary site of energy conversion in eurkaryotic cells |
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| the double membrane that lines the nucleus in eukaryotic cells |
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| the area w/in the nucleous of a cell devoted to the production on ribosomal RNA. |
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| membrane lined componment that encloses the primary componment of DNA in Eurkaryotic cells. |
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| A highly organized structure w/in a cell that carries out specific cell functions organelles "little Cells" are bound by membranes. The extenstions is the ribosome , which has no membrane and is the single organelle possessed prokaryotic cells (bacteria and archaea), organelle in eurkaryotic cells are composed of the cell nucleus, mitchondria, lysosome, choroplasts and ribosomes. |
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| channels in plant cell wall that make possiable communication between plant cells the structure of these channels means that the cytoplasm one plant is continous with another. |
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| cells whose DNA is not enclosed in the nucleus. |
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| an organeel that serves as protien synthesis with in a cell |
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| Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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| A network of membranes, found in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells, that aid in the processing of proteins. |
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| Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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| a network of membranes within the eukaryotic cell that is the site of the synthesis of various lipids and site at which potentially harmful substances are detoxifed |
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