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| lies inside the membrane, is where organelles are found. |
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| where DNA is concentrated in a prokaryotic cell.No membrane separates it from the rest of the cell. |
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| the region between the nucleus and the plasma membrane. |
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| functions as a barrier that only allows oxygen, nutrients, and waste to past through. |
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| contains most genes of the eukaryotic cell |
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| array of protein filaments that maintains the nucleus' shape. |
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| a fibrous material where DNA and proteins are organized |
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| where RNA (ribosomol RNA) is synthezised and aseembled. |
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| tiny membrane segments that relate normal membranes |
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| syntheizes lipids, controls liver cells, detoxifies drugs, helps muscle control |
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| proteins that covalently bond to carbohydrates. |
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| where ER is modified, stored, and sent to other places. |
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| a membrane-bound sac of hydrolytic enzymes that are used to digest macromolecules (tadpoles, fingers) |
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| a process in which amoebas and other protists engulfe smaller organisms |
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| vacoules that fresh water protists have that pump out excess water |
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| reserves organic compounds, protects the plant, and helps the plant grow |
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| site of cellular respiration |
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| infoldings in the membrane |
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| enclosed by inner membrane,contains enzymes, DNA, and ribosomes |
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