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Renee Maddox
centriole |
found in the cells of animals and some algae and fungi
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chloroplast
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double-walled organelle found in plants and some algae
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chromatin
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dense mass of material within the nucleus that is composed of individual chromosomes
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chromosome
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structure that carries the genes
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cilia
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flexible projections wxtending our ward from a cell that enable locomotion by whiplike motion
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cytoplasm
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substance contained by living cells that is composed of a complex mixture of enzymes, sugars, and chemical reactions.
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endoplasmic reticulum
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occurs when one part of an embryo induces (for example, ny hormones) the developmint of another part.
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eukaryote
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cell containing a nuclear membrane and a membrane-bound nucleus
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flagella
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long, whiplike strands extending from a cell that enable cell locomotion.
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Golgi body
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flattened, savlike organelle that functions as a processing, packaging, and delivery system in eukaryotes.
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lysosome
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organelle containing digestive enzymes that break sown food and digest worn out cell parts.
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metabolism
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sum of all chemical reactions that occur in cells
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microfilament
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stryctrew of the cytoskeleton in eukaryotes
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micotybule
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struyctrure of the cytoskeleton in eukaryotes that helos certain organelles move within the cell
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mitochondria
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organelles, bound by a duible membrane, found in all eukaryotes
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nuleoli
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prominent bodies found in the nucleus of eukaryotes
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nucleus
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control area of a eukaryotic
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organ
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a group of a different tissues that work together to carry out a particulat function
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prokaryote
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cell that lacks a membrane-bound organelles
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ribsome
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organelle composed of RNA and protiens
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symbiosis
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living together of two dissimilar organisms for their mutual benefits
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system
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griup og organs that depend on other organs to complete a biological process such as digestion, respiration, or reprodution
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tissue
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in multcellular organisams a spcialized group of cells with the same basic structure thta perform the same function
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vacuole
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membrane-bound, fluid-filled structure funtionimg in storage, digestion, and maintenanve of osmotic balance.
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