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| Resting phase. Cell spends most of its time in this phase. |
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| Chromosomes/chromatids become visible under a microscope. Chromosomes/chromatids shorten and move to opposite poles. |
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| Chromosomes/chromatids line up paired at the cellular equator. |
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| Chromosomes/chromatids migrate to cellular poles |
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| Chromosomes/chromatids reach the cellular poles and cell splits down equator. |
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| fluid that makes up all living structures |
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| group of cells that perform the same function |
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| group of tissue that works together to perform a specialized function |
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consists of a group of organs that work together to perform a
specialized function |
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| person, animal, highest level of organized cells |
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| pressure or contents greater in cell vs surroundings |
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| pressure or contents less in cell vs surroundings |
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| storage of energy and thermal insulator |
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glucose, galactose, fructose; single sugar, primary source of
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sucrose, lactose, maltose; double sugar, storage form of energy
for cell, can be broken down into monosaccharides |
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glycogen, starch; complex sugar, stored energy source for cells,
also structural support such as cellulose |
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| stores and produces protein, provides energy for the cell |
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RNA delivers messages for cellular activity and protein synthesis
DNA contain chromosomes, genetic information |
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