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The Investigator Cells: Functions of Organelles

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The Powerhouse of the Cell Endoplasmic ReticulumMitochondria

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Usually found in animal cells; help with cell division CentriolesMicrotubules

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Gel-like substance that suspends the organelles. CytoplasmCytology

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Found free in the cell and attached to the rough endoplasmic reticulum lysosomeribosome

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Packages substances made by the cell. ChloroplastGolgi apparatus

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Supports and protects the cell. Cell wallCell membrane

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Control center of the cell. NucleolusNucleus

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Storage chamber VacuoleChloroplast

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Breaks down waste; often attached to a vacuole. RibosomeLysosome

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Prepares protein for export RERSER

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Proteins are put together here. RibosomesLysosomes

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Scientists that developed the cell theory Leisse, Disher and Amen Schleiden, Schwann & Virchow

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Made of a single strand of DNA ChromosomeCytoplasm

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Allows materials to leave the nucleus. Nuclear membraneCell membrane

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Long protein strands that provide support and movement to the cell. CytoskeletonEndoskeleton

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Site of photosynthesis mitochondriachloroplast

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Selectively permeable; regulates what enters and leaves the cell CytoplasmCell membrane

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Outermost covering of a plant cell Cell membraneCell wall

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Cell membrane is the outermost covering of a(n) Animal cellPlant cell

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Simple cells without a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles ProkaryoteEukaryote

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Found in the nucleus, produces ribosomes. ChromosomesNucleolus

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How many vacuoles are found in the plant cell? OneTen

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Has 2 membranes, green and contains DNA; found in plants RibosomeChloroplast

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Found in the Animal, Plant, Protista, and Fungi Kingdoms EukaryotesProkaryotes

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Long hair-like structures used to aid in movement; usually 1 or 2 FlagellaCilia

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Archaebacteria and Eubacteria EukaryotesProkaryotes

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This type of cell does not have any membrane-bound organelles. ProkaryoteEukaryote

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Bacteria have ribosomes. TrueFalse

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Transportation System Golgi apparatusEndoplasmic reticulum

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Short hair-like structures used to aid in movement; usually many CiliaFlagella

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Structures with digestive enzymes mitochondrialysosomes

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Mitochondria and chloroplasts have their own DNA and _____ 1 membrane2 membranes

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Another name for DNA in the nucleus ChromatinCytoplasm

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Nucleolus and chromatin are found in the ______. NucleusCytoplasm

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Chloroplast, cell wall, 1 vacuole Animal cellPlant cell

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Smallest unit of life CellAtom

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Plant and animal cells are two types of Prokaryotic cellsEukaryotic cells

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Shape of animal cell RoundRectangular

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Shape of plant cell sphericalRectangular

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Cells are the smallest unit of life, all cells come from existing cells, all living things have at least one cell. Cell lawCell theory

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