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| IS NOT PART OF THE PLASMA MEMBRANE |
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| TISSUE TYPING USES INFORMATION |
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| FOUND ON THE CELL MEMBRANE |
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| WHAT ARE THE PROTEIN FACTORIES OF THE CELL |
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| SMALL FINGERLIKE PROJECTIONS ON THE PLASMA MEMBRANE THAT INCREASE THE CELL'S ABILITY TO ABSORB SUBSTANCES |
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| WHICH STRUCTURE MAKES NEW MEMBRANES FOR THE CELL |
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| SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM |
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| CALLED THE "POWER PLANT" OF THE CELL |
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| ORGANELLE CONSISTS OF TINY FLATTENED SACS THAT HELP PROCESS AND PACKAGE CHEMICALS IN THE CELL |
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| EXTRELY FINE HAIRLIKE STRUCTURES ON THE SURFACE OF THE CELL |
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| HALF THE POPULATION HAS WHICH ORANGANELLES |
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| PROCESS BY WHICH SUBSTANCES SCATTER THEMSELVES EVENLY THROUGHOUT AN AVAILABLE SPACE |
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| THE MOVEMENT OF WATER FROM AN AREA OF HIGHER CONCENTRATION TO AN AREA OF LOWER CONCENTRATION THROUGH A SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE MEMBRANE |
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| MOVEMENT OF WATER AND SOLUTES THROUGH A MEMBRANE BECAUSE OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE |
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| BECAUSE OF SPECIFIC BASE PAIRING, IF ONE SIDE OF THE DNA MOLECULES HAS THE NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE OF ADENINE-GUANINE-CYTOSINE-THYMINE, THE OTHER SIDE WOULD BE |
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| THYMINE-CYTOSINE-THYMINE-GUANINE-ADENINE |
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| WHICH PHASE OF MITOSIS ARE CHROMOSOMES ALIGNED IN THE CENTER OF THE CELL |
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| DNA REPLICATION OCCURS DURING THIS PHASE |
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| PHASE OF MITOSIS THAT CHROMOSOMES MOVE TO OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE CELL |
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| TYPE OF TISSUE THAT ALLOWS FOR RAPID COMMUNICATION BETWEEN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE BODY |
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| THE MOST ABUNDANT AND WIDELY DISTRIBUTED TISSUE IN THE BODY |
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| TYPE OF TISSUE SPECIALIZES IN MOVEMENT OF THE BODY |
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| TYPE OF TISSUE FREQUENTLY HAS FEW CELLS EMBEDDED IN AN INTERCELLULAR MATRIX |
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| THE TWO TYPES OF TISSUES THAT HAVE THE GREATEST ABILITY TO REPAIR THEMSELVES |
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| EPITHELIAL AND CONNECTIVE |
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| WHICH ORANGANELLE CONTAINS ITS OWN DNA MOLECULE |
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| WHICH PROCESS DOES NOT RELY ON ACTIVE TRANSPORT |
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MATCHING-
ORGANELLES THAT ARE CALLED THE "PROTEIN FACTORIES" OF THE CELL |
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| MATCHING- STRUCTURE MADE UP OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND CHOLESTEROL MOLECULES |
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| MATCHING- ORGANELLES THAT ARE CALLED THE "DIGESTIVE BAGS" OF THE CELL |
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| MATCHING- ORGANELLES NAMED AS SUCH BECAUSE OF THE RIBOSOMES ATTACHED TO IT |
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| ROUGH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM |
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| MATCHING- CELL STRUCTURE THAT CONTROLS EVERY ORGANELLE IN THE CYTOPLASM AND CONTAINS CHROMATIN |
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| SMALL RODS THAT ARE IMPORTANT IN CELL DIVISION |
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| THE "POWER PLANT" OF CELLS |
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| SMALL FINGERLIKE PROJECTIONS IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE THAT INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF ABSORPTION OF MATERIALS INTO THE CELL |
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| SMALL STRUCTURE IN THE NUCLEUS THAT PROGRAMS THE FORMATION OF RIBOSOMES |
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| ORGANELLES THAT PRODUCE NEW MEMBRANES FOR THE CELL |
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| SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM |
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| CELLULAR RESPIRATION OCCURS IN WHICH ORGANELLE |
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| CHROMATIN BECOMES "ORGANIZED" DURING WHICH PHASE OF MITOSIS |
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