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30 Cards in this Set
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DNA
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Deoxyribonucleic acid, genetic material found in the nucleus
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Nuclear Membrane or Envelope
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double membrane surrounding the nucleus,covered with pores (fluid between membranes)
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Nuclear Pores
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penetrate through the fused portion of nuclear membrane selectively permeable but passage freer d/t large pores
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Nucleoplasm
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jelly like substance in which other nuclear elements are suspended
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Nucleoli
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(little nuclei)round bodies where ribosomes are assembled,
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Chromatin/Chromosomes
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Cromatin bumpy threads in nucleus that form the chromosomes during dividing
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Plasma Membrane
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transparent membrane that contain the cells content
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Phospholipids
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the basic fabric of the plasma membrane lollipop shaped,head hydrophilic,tail hydrophobic
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Microvilli
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tiny fingerlike projections that increase cell surface area for absorption
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Cytoplasm
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the cellular material outside the nucleus and inside the plasma membrane
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Organalles
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(little organs)the metabolic machinary of the cell
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Mitachondria
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sausage shaped organalle, contains enzymes that break down food to form energy (ATP)
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Ribosomes
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tiny, dark bodies made of protiens acual site of protien synthesis
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Rough endoplasmic reticulum
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Studded with ribosomes protiens are formed into 3 dimentional shapes & sent to other parts of cell in vesicles
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum or Smooth ER
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fonctions in lipid metabolism,abundant in liver cell and body cells that produce hormones
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Gogli Apparatus
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Traffic director for cellular protiens sent to plasma membrane in vesicle, attach to plasma membrane and ejected to the out side of cell
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Lysomes
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Membanous sacs containing digestive enzymes that digest worn out or non usable cell structures
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Paroxisomes/paroxide bodies
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membranous sacs containing oxidase enzymes that use molecular O2 to detoxify harmful or poisonous substances
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Cytoskeleton
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elaborate network of protien structures in the cytoplasm that form the "bones&muscles" of the cell
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Centrioles
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durring cell division direct the formation of the miotic spindles
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Flagella
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the only example of a flagellated cell in the human body is male sperm refering to the tail
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Cilia
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whisperlike cellular extentions that move substances along the cell surface
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Cells that connect body parts
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fibroblasts, erythrocytes
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cells that move organs and body parts
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Skeletal muscle cells, smooth muscle cells
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Cells that cover and line body organs
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epithelial cells
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cells that store nutrients
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fat cells
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Cells that fight diseases
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Macrophage
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cells that gather information and control body function
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Nerve cells
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cells of reproduction
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Sperm(male) Oocyte(female)
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ATP
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Adenosine triphosphate it provides a form of chemical enery that is usable by all body cells
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