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In plants, this organelle is very large. They are storage areas for food, water or waste.
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5
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This organelle is the outer part of the nucleus and has little pores to let good things in and keep bad things out.
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The DNA strands that float inside of the nucleus.
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This organelle receives, packages and sends proteins inside and outside of the cell.
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This organelle is located inside the nucleus and copies DNA and makes ribosomes.
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This jelly-bean shaped organelle breaks down food molecules to release energy.
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This organelle protects the cell and has little pores to keep bad things out.
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This organelle is jelly-like and holds all the parts of the cell in place.
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These things are also only in plant cells. They capture energy from the sun and change it into food.
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These small organelles contain chemicals that break down waste and broken cell parts.
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These tiny organelles make proteins.
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