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        | snythesis of steroids, cholesterol and lipids needed for cell membranedetoxifies some lipid soluble drugsdoes not synthesis proteins
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        | function only at low pH inside lysosomes
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        | site of protein synthesis and protein translationribosomes on surfaceproteins inserted into cisternae for post-translational modification
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        | functions in post-translational modifications of proteinspackages and sorts proteins according to function
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        | contains catalase to convert hydrogen peroxide to oxygen and water detox alcohol in liver
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        | digests cellular material by phagocytosis and endocytosis not functional at neutral pH of cytoplasm
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        | contains microtubles, actin filaments, and intermediate filaments distributed around nucleus, through cytoplasm to the edge of the plasma membrane |  | 
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        | cell membrane surrounding entire cell |  | 
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