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| found in all types of cells; controls what enters and leaves the cell (selectively permeable) |
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| contains the thick fluid cytosol; space where the organelles are found |
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| has two membranes and the inner one is folded; changes cell's food to energy |
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| small organelles that make proteins; can be found on the ER and in the cytoplasm |
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| folded membrane that makes lipids and does not have ribosomes; regulates calcium and removes toxins |
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| folded membrane that contains ribosomes to make proteins |
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| flattened stacks of membranes that process, package, and secrete proteins in the cell |
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| contains enzymes for digesting cell parts |
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| protein strands in the cytosol; helps with the movement of organelles |
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| hair-like organelles that extend from the cell membrane and assist with cell movement |
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| controls all the cell activities; contains the nucleolus and chromatin |
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| nuclear boundary, controls what enters and leaves the nucleus |
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| a combination of DNA and protein that can coil to form chromosomes; stores genetic information |
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| common in plant cells; protects and supports the cell |
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| common in plant cells; provide green color and carry out the process of photosynthesis |
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| used to store water, salt, protein, carbohydrates, and waste; very large in plant cells |
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| common in animal cells; protein fibers that help divide the cell during cell division |
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