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— define nucleus.

the nucleus is the control centre of the cell. it contains the dna.

— define endoplasmic reticulum.

the endoplasmic reticulum forms pathways to move materials though the cell.


– rough: contains ribosomes.


– smooth: no ribosomes.

— define mitochondrion.

the mitochondrion is the powerhouse of the cell. it’s releases energy from the food you eat.

food + energy.

— define cytoplasm.

the jelly-like mixture that forms the bulk of the cell. it holds the organelles.

— define vacuole.

the vacuole is storage for waste and chemicals.

— define lysosome.

the lysosomes gets rid of all the waste form the cell.

— define ribosome.

the ribosomes produces what your body needs for growth and repair.

repair + growth.

— define cell membrane.

the cell membrane hold the cell together. it controls what goes in and out of your body.

wall.

— define cell wall.

is found in plants. the cell wall is outside the cell membrane. it keeps the plant upright and in shape.

like a skeleton.

— define chloroplast.—

chloroplast is found in plants. it’s makes the food from water and carbon dioxide using energy from the sun. this is called photosynthesis.


in short: chloroplast conducts photosynthesis.

photosynthesis.

— define unicellular organism.

living things made up only of one cell.

one.

— what group do unicellular organisms belong to.

protists (protista).

pro.

— define multicellular organisms.

living things that are made up of millions and millions of cells.

many.