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| helpp remove or ecycle damaged parts of the cell |
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| The damaged organelle is first enclosed in a |
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| breaks down the damaged organelle. |
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| a lysosome fuses with vesicle, dismantles it contents, and |
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| Vacuoles are large vesicles that have a |
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| elminate water from the protist |
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| Some protists have contractile vacuoes that help |
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| pigments or contain posions that protect the plant. |
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| In plants, vacuoles may have digestice fucntions that contain |
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| Are organelles that carry out cellular respiration in nearly all eukaryotic cells |
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| converts the chemical energy in food to chemical energy in ATP (adenosine tripospahte). Which are found in both plants and animals. Usually only visible under an electron microscope |
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ATP- producing powerhouses- site of celliular respiration
Membranes form two distinct compartments
Matric: inner compartment
Cristae: fold of the inner membrane |
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| DNA, Ribosomes, and many enzymes that catalyze some of the reaction of cellular respiration |
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| The mitochondrial matrix consists of |
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