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| can be used to kill a cell, contains digestive enzymes (a cells stomach) |
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| cuts proteins and adds carbs and ships molecules out of the cell |
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| chloroplasts, cell walls, chlorophyll, plastids |
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| chemical factory or storage center |
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| double membrane, no DNA, contains chlorophyll |
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| plants equivalent of fat storage |
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| hydrophobic tails, hydrophilic heads; contains 2 different lipids, proteins and cholesterol; some are active some are passive |
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| process where things are brought into cell |
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| process where things are removed from cell |
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| high to low transportation |
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| goes against diffusion, uses ATP |
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| equal solution on both sides |
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| uneven solution has more salt |
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| ATP, has ribosomes, energy is made and stored here |
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| centers for attachment of spindle apparatus |
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| small dots inside of nucleus, site of RNA synthesis |
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| cell fluid,where most chemical reactions occur |
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| a bunch of tubes and fiber made of protein, provides support and strength |
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| materials are transported throughout the cell, |
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| no ribosomes and makes fat |
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| read mRNA and make new proteins |
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| all organisms are made up of cells |
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| no nucleus, no internal membranes, fewer organelles |
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