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Cells with a defined nuclear envelope |
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Multiple storage compartments found in cells |
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Has its own DNA and is used by plants to produce chemical energy |
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Used to convert sugar into chemical energy (ATP) |
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Cell with a cell wall and autotrophic contains chloroplast |
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Cell with a plasma membrane, heterotroph |
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Movement of water across a membrane by diffusion |
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Organelle filled with enzymes used to digest warn out cell parts |
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The creation of haploid cells |
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Control center of the cell. |
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A constant balancing of a cell's substances |
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A form of asexual reproduction |
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A process in which the nucleus is divided into two nuclei |
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A reaction that requires carbon dioxide, water and light energy as its reactants |
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Packages and redistgributes chemicals within the cell |
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Outer flexible membrane of animal cells |
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A single organism has the ability to reproduce |
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Requires a mate to reproduce |
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Main storage of water in plants |
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Located near nucleus until needed for cell division |
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Cell structure that contains RNA and proteins |
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contains the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms and some viruses |
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Site of protein synthesis |
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