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| the functional and structural unit of life |
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| all the living substances within a cell |
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| the theory that all living organisms are made up of microscopic units called cells |
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unicellular organisms
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| an organism that consists of only one cell |
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multicellular organism
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| an organism that consists of more than one cell |
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colonial organism
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| an organism thta consists of a group of similar organisms living together. each cell functions like a unicellular organisms |
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| many similar cells grouped together to perform a similar function |
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| tissues grouped together to perform a special function |
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| a group of organs that work together to accomplish life functions |
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| the chemical between the cellsformed during the chemical interactions |
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| the passage ways that connect the cytoplasm cells |
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| a cell that posses both organelles and a nucleus that is surrounded by a nuclear membrane |
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| specialized structure within a cell that performs a specific function |
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| a cell that lacks a nuclear membrane and has only instict organelles, found in kingdoms archaebacteria and eubacteria |
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| the cellular that forms the outermost boundary of a cells cytoplasm and also inclosed the membrane bound organelles within the cells |
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| a model desribing cellular membrane as being composed of a lipid bilayer with proteins scattered throughout the membrane |
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| a rigid structure manufactured by the cell, locatedout side the plasma membrane, often made cellulose, silica or other substances |
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| a cellular secretion surrounding certian algae and bacteria |
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| all the material inside the plasma membrane of a cell, excluding the nucleus |
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| the colloid portion of the cytoplasm |
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| membrane-bound cellular organellesresponisible for the respiration of foodds to release usable energy |
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| the folds in the inner membrane of the microchondia contians enzymes necessary for cellular respiration |
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| a non-membrane-bound cellsular associated with protein formation |
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| a cellular structure consisting of a complex network of fine branching tubules |
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| filled with dejestive enzymes |
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| the microscopic system of fibers |
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| a region located near the nucleus |
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| long tubular extenstion of the the plasma membrane |
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| hairs that transport cells |
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| control and coordinate the movemants of cilia of flagella |
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| thickest of the cytoskeletons components and are very important |
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| an organelle composed of micro tubules and located near the nucleus doubles before the cell divisionto establish the poles |
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| forms a network throughout the cytoplasmand the nucleus |
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| the thinnest of the exoskeleton element |
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| membrane bound organellefound in plants not animals |
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| green organelle in which light energy if converted into organic compounds |
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| a complex system of flattened sacs |
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| thyakloids arranged into stacks |
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| membrane bound organelle in a cell |
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| membrane bound organelles |
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| cellular fullness caused by the water pressure |
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| a double membrane that is completely sourounds the nucleus |
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| openings in a nuclear envelope |
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| a complex of dna and surrounding protiens in the nucleus of a cell |
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| dark staning spherical sructure found in most cells |
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