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| alive,or was alive at one point in time |
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| non-living, and was never alive |
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| the basic structural and functional unit of all biotic things |
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| a widely accepted explanation of the relationship between cells and biotic things |
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made of more than one cell
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| simple unicellular organiam that do not have a nucleus |
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| a group of microscpic organisms with a nucleus that are usually unicellular |
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| in plant and animals cells it protects the cell by only allowing certain chemacals inside it. |
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| controls and manages what happens inside the cell |
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| endoplasmic reticulum (er) |
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| where new chemicals are mad and old chemicals are broken down |
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| tells new proteins where to go from the ER |
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| breaks down old cells parts and nutriens |
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| the powerhouse of the cell |
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| the storage area of the cell |
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| holds the parts of the cell in place |
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| protects and holds the shape of plant cells |
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