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Cell Theory
Formed in early 1800's and says that bodies of plants and animals are aggregations of individual yet differentiated cells
Prokaryote
No nucleus, lacks organelles, lacks cytoskeleton, DNA contained in nucleoid

Ex. archaea and bacteria
Eukaryote
Has nucleus, organelles, cytoskeleton, DNA contained in nucleus

Ex. animals & plants
Nucleoid
A region of DNA in prokaryotic cells, mitochondria, and chloroplasts
Organelles
A specialized, membrane-bound part of the cell; found only in eukaryotes
Cell Wall
The rigid outermost layer of the cells found in plants, some protists, and most prokaryotes
Protoplast
The protoplasm of an individual cell; in plants, the unit of protoplasm inside the cell wall
Protoplasm
General term for the living substances of all cells
Cytoplasm
The living matter of a cell, excluding the nucleus; the protoplasm
Nucleus
A specialized body within the eukaryotic cell bounded by a double-membrane and containing chromosomes

The central part of an atom of a chemical element
Cytosol
The cytoplasmic matrix of the cytoplasm in which the nucleus, organelles, and membrane systems are suspended
Plasma Membrane
Outer boundary of the cytoplasm, next to the cell wall; consists of single membrane; also called cell membrane or ectoplast
Vacuole
A space of cavity within the cytoplasm filled with a watery fluid called cell sap
Tonoplast
The cytoplasmic membrane surrounding the vacuole in plant cells; also called vascular membrane
Cytoplasmic Streaming
The streaming of cytoplasm within a cell
Nuclear Envelope
The double-membrane surrounding the nucleus of a cell
Endoplasmic Reticulum
A complex, 3-D membrane system of indefinite extent in eukaryotic cells, dividing the cytoplasm into compartments and channels

Those portions that are densely coated with ribosomes are called the rough ER as opposed to the ribosome-less smooth ER
Chromatin
The deeply staining complex of DNA and proteins that forms eukaryotic chromosomes
Nucleoplasm
The ground substance of a nucleus
Haploid
Having only one set of chromosomes
Diploid
Having two sets of chromosomes
Ribosomes
A small particle composed of protein and RNA; the site of protein synthesis
Polysomes
An aggregation of ribosomes actively involved in the translation of the same RNA molecule, one after another
Plastids
An organelle in the cells of certain groups of eukaryotes that is the site of such activities as food manafacture and storage; plastids are bound by two membranes
Thylakoid
A sac-like membranous structure in cyanobacteria and the chloroplasts of eukaryotic organisms; in chloroplasts, stacks of thylakoids form the grana; chlorphylls are found within the thylakoids
Stroma
The ground substance of plastids
Chloroplast
A plastid in which chlorophylls are contained; the site of photosynthesis

Chloroplasts occur in plants and algae
Grana
Structures within chloroplasts; seen as green granules with a light microscope as a series of stacked thylakoids with an electron microscope; the grana contain the chlorophylls and carotenoids and are the sites of the light reactions of photosynthesis
Chromoplast
A plastid containing pigments other than chlorophyll, usually yellow and orange carotenoid pigments
Leucoplast
A colorless plastid; commonly centers of starch formation
Protoplastid
The immature form of a plastid
Prolamellar Bodies
Semicrystalline body found in plastids arrested in development by the absence of light
Etioplast
Plastid of a plant grown in the dark and containing a prolamellar mody
Mitochondrion
A double-membrane bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells; contains the enzymes of the citric acid cycle and the electron-transport chain; the major source of ATP in nonphotosynthetic cells
Peroxisomes
Spherical, single-membrane bound organelles

Some involved with photorespiration while others help to covert fats to sugars during seed germination
Cell Sap
The fluid contents of the vacuole; high water content
Smooth ER
Part of the ER without ribosomes; helps with lipid synthesis
Rough ER
Part of the ER studded with ribosomes; helps with membrane and protein synthesis
Oil Bodies
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Golgi Apparatus
Refers to all the Golgi bodies in a given cell
Golgi Bodies
In eukaryotes, a group of flat disc-like sacs that are often branched into tubules at their margins; serve as collecting and packaging centers for the cell and concerned with secretory activities
Exocytosis
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Endomembrane System
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Cytoskeleton
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Microtubule
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Actin Filament
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Flagella
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Cilia
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Cell Wall
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Cellulose
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Microfibril
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Hemicellulose
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Pectin
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Glycoprotein
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Extensins
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Lignin
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Cutin, Suberin, Waxes
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Primary Wall
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Middle Lamella
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Secondary Wall
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Primary Pit-Field
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Pits
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Pit Membrane
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Pit-Pair
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Pit Cavity
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Expansins
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Cellulose Synthase
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Plasmodesmata
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Cell Division
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Daughter Cells
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Cytokinesis
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Mitosis
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Cell Cycle
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Interphase
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M Phase
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Initials
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Apical Meristems
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G0 Phase
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Checkpoints
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S Phase
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G1 Phase
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Centrioles
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Centrosome
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G2 Phase
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Phragmosome
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Preprophase Band
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Cell Plate
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Prophase
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Sister Chromatids
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Centromere
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Metaphase
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Mitotic Spindle
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Kinetochores
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Anaphase
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Daughter Chromosomes
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Motor Proteins
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Telophase
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Phragmoplast
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