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| allows movement of materials into and out of the cell |
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| stores water, undigested food or waste |
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| modify and package proteins and secretions |
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| releases energy via oxidation of food materials; important in cell respiration |
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| are active during cell division; move to opposite sides of cell and form spindle fibers |
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| core of the cell, allows for movement of materials |
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| unorganized DNA chromosomes |
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| made in the nucleolus, manufacture proteins, can attach to ER |
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| assembles ribosomes, directs manufacture of RNA |
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| transport materials within the cytoplasm, detoxify drugs, metabolize fats |
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| contain disgestive enzymes, get rid of harmful substances |
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| numerous in kidney and liver cells, detoxify, convert radicals to H2O2 |
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| supports organelles, determines shape of cell |
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| filled with cytosol to suspend structures, includes pigments, fat and mucus |
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hair-like extensions of a cell, made of centrioles and microtubules
found in respiratory and reproductive systems |
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| long whip, propels sperm cell |
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| involved in cell division, shape and organelle distribution, biggest of 3 |
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| form desmosomes; prevents cells from being pulled apart |
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| smallest of 3, changes in shape and mobility |
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