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4
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Fluid-filled area of the cell used for storage.
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6
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Magnifies by focusing visible light rays.
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7
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Captures sunlight energy and then makes food in the form of glucose. Contains the green pigment chlorophyll.
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8
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Loose, uncoiled DNA that is stretched out so the cell can 'read' the DNA. Present in the nucleus.
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10
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Surrounds the nucleus and has pores that allows things to enter/leave the nucleus.
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11
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Jelly-like material that fills the cell, completely surrounding the organelles.
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12
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Network of protein fibers that give the cell structure and support.
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14
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The 'Powerhouse'. Breaks down food molecules (glucose) to release energy for cell activities.
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15
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DNA that is tightly wound. Present during cell division only.
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17
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Pair of cylindrical structures that assist in cell division (present only in animal cells).
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1
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Dark, circular structure inside the nucleus where ribosomes are made.
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2
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Produces lipids and breaks down toxic substances.
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3
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Contains digestive enzymes to break down food, old cell parts, waste, invading viruses, bacteria, or the cell itself. Also known as 'suicide sacks'.
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5
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Magnifies by focusing beams of electrons.
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9
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Rigid, outermost of plant cells that surrounds the cell membrane.
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13
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Numerous, short hair-like extensions that exist on the surface of some cells. Often helps move substances across a cell's surface.
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16
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Packaging 'factory' for new lipids, proteins, and other molecules. 'UPS' of the cell.
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17
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The study of cells.
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18
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Control center of the cell.
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19
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Has ribosomes; this is where proteins are made.
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