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all cells have...???
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all cells have plasma, cytoplasm, gentic material (dna or rna), and ribosomes.
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what is a virus?
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protien and DNA or RNA. they are not cells. Antibiotics will not work on viruses cause they are not cells.
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Robert Hooke
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man in the 1600s who looked @ cork and made up the name cells.
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Schleiden and Schwann
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schleiden(botanist) and Schwann(zoologist) made up the cell theory.
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What is the cell theory??
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The cell is the basic unit of structure, the cell is the basic unit of function in all organisms, and all cells come from pre-existing cells.
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cell wall
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rigid outer covering on cells and bacteria.
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surface area.(LxWx6)
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when this trait of a cell becomes too small in realtion to its volume, the cell may die.
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ribosomes
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small bodies in the cell where proteins are assembled.
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plasma membrane
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outer layer of ALL cells. This controls what can leave and enter the cell.
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endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
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system of membranes and channels in the cytoplasm.
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nucleus
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contains the cell's DNA.
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prokaryote
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cell that lacks a nucleus.
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eukaryote
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cell that contains organelles and have a nucleus.
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nucleur membrane
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double membrane surrounding the cell's control center.
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volume
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the total of all the contents of a cell.
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vesicles
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tiny sacs that transport materials within the cell.
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chloroplasts
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green organelles where photosynthesis occurs in plants.
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mitochondria
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cell organelles where food is broken down to release its energy.
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bacteria
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typical prokaryotes.
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organelle
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means "tiny organ"
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lysosomes
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sacs in cells that contain digestive enzymes for digesting food.
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cell
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basic unit of life.
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DNA
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genetic material found inside the nucleus.
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golgi apparatis
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bodies where various cell products are packaged and distributed within the cell.
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cilia
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small hairlike structures that help propel the cell or draw food inside.
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cytoplasm
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liquid interior of a cell.
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what are 3 structures found only in plant cells?
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chloraplast, cell wall, central vacuole.
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common name given to prokaryotes.
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bacteria
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nuclear envelope
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seperates nucleus from cytoplasm.
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