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4
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Controls what enters and exits the cell
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7
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Who found cells with simple microscope?
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8
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What instrument made the viewing of cells possible?
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9
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Contains digestive enzymes that can destroy the cell if necessary
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11
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: energy source for the cell or power house of the cell it turns food into usable energy
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13
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It surrouands the hole plant cell
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15
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Internal frame work of the cell
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16
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Functions during cell division; helps arrange chromosomes; animal has, plant doesn't
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19
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Substance within the cell in which all organelles are suspended
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20
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A group of specialized cells working together to perform a function in a many celled organism
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1
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Contains DNA and passes traits to new cells
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2
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A part of a cell that floats in cytoplasm and carries out life processes
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3
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Packages and prepares proteins before being exported
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5
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Single organism
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6
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A set of three statements that sums up the relationship between cells and living things
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10
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Rich in RNA; directs ribosomes in making proteins; located in the nucleus
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12
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Name or the first person to use the word cells
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14
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Stores food, wastes, water, enzymes, secretions, and minerals
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17
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The brain of the cell
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18
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Location where the proteins are made that will remain in the cell
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