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| control center of the cell |
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| nuclear membrane, semipermiable phospolipid bilayer. |
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| spherical body made of RNA that produces ribosomes |
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| transform into chromosomes during mitosis |
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| powerhouse, energy is extracted from organic compounds and turned into r.a.u. energy in ATP molecules via Cellular respiration |
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| RNA and protein. assemble specific amino acids into a protein with coded instructions from mRNA. Protein synthesis. |
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| communication and transportation. comes in 2 varities, depending on ribosomes. |
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| packages glycoproteins in vesicles used for many things inside and out of the cell. |
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| sacs containing various substances |
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| contain powerful hydrolytic enzymes that help destroy foreign substances in the cell. |
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determines shape of cell
contribute to structural support
organize contents of the cell
moves substances through cell
contribute to movements of cell as a whole |
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| short assembly of microtubules with various functions. |
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| plasma memmbrane extensions that increase surface area |
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| hairlike motile projections that help propel substances within human body |
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| hairlike motile projections that help cell move. |
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