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| powerhouse of the cell. converts ADP to ATP |
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| cell recycler. breaks down biomolecules and bacteria |
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| ups of the cell. accepts proteins then modifies, packages, and exports fromt he cell |
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| smooth and rough Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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| create cell membranes, steroids, and proteins to be exported from the cell |
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| contains chromosomes: DNA and protein. genetic material |
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| controls transport in/out of cell. made of phospholipids and has protein 'gates' |
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| liquid that is inside the cell. surrounds all internal organelles, made mostly of water. supports, provides molecules, and removes waste from organelles |
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| can be free in cytosol or bound to rough ER. Creates proteins by developing Amino acid polymers |
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| only found in plants. sight of photosynthesis- uses light energy to convert H2O and CO2 into glucose |
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| found in plant cells. surrounds cell membrane- acts as support and protection. |
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| provide cellular mobility. cellular transport. cilia moves material part cell, while flagella moves the actual cell. |
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