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The smallest unit of life |
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A thin, outside covering surrounding the cell |
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one-celled living things; just one is called bacterium |
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a thick covering outside the cell membranes of plant cells and bacteria |
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a central structure inside plant and animal cells that contain chromosomes; the control center of the cells |
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a threadlike structure found in a cell's nucleus |
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structures that make up chromosomes and controls many cell activities |
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the material that fills a cell and surrounds the nucleus and organelles |
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a tiny structure inside cells that performs a certain job |
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a cell organelle involved in making proteins |
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a type of chemical that is one of the most important building blocks of cells |
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an organelle that changes and packages proteins |
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an organelle that packages proteins for use inside or outside the cell |
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A "power-house" of cells. An organelle that provides cells with the energy they need. |
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An organelle found in plant cells that captures light energy and uses it to make food |
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a cell organelle that stores substances such as food or waste |
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A network of strands that form a supportive framework inside cells. |
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The process by which cells produce two new cells identical to the organelle |
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The part of cell division in which duplicated chromosomes separate and move apart |
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A group of cells that perform the same type of job. |
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A structure such as the heart or brain that is made up of several kinds of tissues working together. |
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a chemical substance that living things need to live and grow |
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A group of cells grown outside the body in test tubes in glass dishes. |
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