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| long hair-like stucture on outside of cell allowing movement |
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| short hair-like structures on outside of cell allowing movement |
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| controlls what goes in and out of cell |
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| strong structure around cells |
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| gel-like material inside of cell, including organelles |
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| organelle and packages, labels, and sends off cell products |
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| extension of cytosol used for cell movement |
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| organelle that makes proteins |
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| organelle that turns sugars into high-energy ATP molecules |
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| organelle that makes sugars |
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| cell type that is larger and more complicated, has a nucleus |
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| cell type that is smaller and simpler, no nucleus |
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| rough endoplasmic reticulum |
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| organelle that stretches throughout a cell, holds ribosomes and helps make and distribute proteins |
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| smooth endoplasmic reticulum |
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| organelle that stretches throughout a cell and makes fats and oils |
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| organelle that breaks down cell waste |
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| structures inside a cell that add strength and transport network |
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| eukaryotic organisms that are not animal, plant, or fungi |
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| large vacule in plant cells holding water |
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| microscope lens at top of body tube |
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| microscope part, holds eyepiece lens |
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| microscope part, rotates for low, medium and high power |
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| microscope part onwhich you place the slide |
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| microscope part, rotates to control light |
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| course and fine adjustment knobs |
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| microscope parts, lift stage for focusing |
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| Protein that bonds to antigens, marking or deactivating them |
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| Type of large white blood cell that ingests pathogens.Less common than neutrophill. |
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| A chemical that stimulates blood flow |
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| White blood cell that activates B cells |
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| First kind of white blood cell to fight pathogens |
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| White blood cell that makes antibodies |
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| Proteins on outside of pathogens |
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| protein coat around the virus's nucleic acid |
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| membrane around some viruses |
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| part of some viruses used for injecting DNA into cells |
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