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| One or many celled organisms such as: yeast, plants, and animals which contain a true nucleus. |
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| One-celled organism such as bacteria composed of protaryotic cells. They lack internal membrae-bound structures. |
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| Type of cell division where 1 body cell produces 4 gamets. Each contain 1/2 of the # of chromosomes as a party's body cells. |
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| Process of cell division which result in the production of two cells from a single parent cell. |
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| Process by which plants trap energy from sunlight and use this energy to convert carbon diobide and water into simple sugars. |
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| Chemical Reaction that does not require oxygen. |
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| Organelle in eukaryotic cells with system of flattened tubular membranes. Modifies proteins and sends them to appropriate destinations. |
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| Organelle in eukaryotic cells with a series of highly folded membranes. Site of chemical reactions. |
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| Organelles that contain digestive enzymes, food particles and bacteria. |
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| Organelles that transform emergy stored in food moleclues into ATP. |
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| Fluid filled space that has a membrane in the cytoplasm of plant cells used to temporarily store matreial. |
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| Organelles that contain chlorophyll and found in the cells of green plants. They capture light and turn it into food. |
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| Framework found within the cytoplasm composed of microtubules and microfilaments. |
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| A lot of short hairs that move in a wavelike motion. Aides in feeding and movement. |
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