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| a cell without a nucleous |
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| A cell in a living things and has a nucleous |
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| the structure that hold the cells hereditry material |
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| the organs inside of a cell |
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| what give a plant it sturcture and form |
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| what seperate the cell from the what surrounds it |
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| decides what can o throught the cell membrane |
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| help do the cell division and contian cell DNA |
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| helps to hold organelles in place |
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| is a system of fluid filled canals or channels enclosed by membranes |
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| storaga and packaging inside of the cell |
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| products of the golgi bodies |
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| the powerhouse of the cell |
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| long hollow cylindrical structure found in cytoplasm |
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| long solid thread like strands found in some cells |
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| they help with cell division |
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| small hair like structures the help with moving |
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| a tial like structure that whips for movement |
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| are fluid filled organelles enclosed in the membrane |
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| they are not in animals or fungi |
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| they are not in animals or fungi |
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| contains the pigments that give certain colors to fruits |
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| the condition inside of another organismto benefit both |
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| is the movement of a substance to low consentration |
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| the differnent contration from high to low |
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