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cytoplasm
cytoplasm
a jellylike fluid inside the cell
nucleus
nucleus
control center of the cell
chromatin
chromatin
complex of DNA that house the instructions for proteins
nucleolus
nucleolus
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vacuole
vacuole
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vesicle
vesicle
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lysosome
lysosome
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cytoskeleton
cytoskeleton
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centrioles
centrioles
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ribosomes
ribosomes
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rough ER
rough ER
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smooth ER
smooth ER
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golgi complex
golgi complex
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chloroplast
chloroplast
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mitochondria
mitochondria
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cell wall
cell wall
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cell membrane
cell membrane
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identify 4 main organelles that are used when making proteins that are used for digestion
identify 4 main organelles that are used when making proteins that are used for digestion
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identify 2 organelles that bring the food and eat it
identify 2 organelles that bring the food and eat it
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identify the levels of organization in multicellular organisms from largest to smallest
identify the levels of organization in multicellular organisms from largest to smallest
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why do multicellular organisms have these distinct levels?
why do multicellular organisms have these distinct levels?
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identify two pieces of the plasma membrane
identify two pieces of the plasma membrane
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explain difference between permeable and impermeable
explain difference between permeable and impermeable
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explain difference between positive and negative feedback
explain difference between positive and negative feedback
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endocytosis is a form of passive transport
endocytosis is a form of passive transport
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osmosis requires a protein channel
osmosis requires a protein channel
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diffusion is different than passive transport
diffusion is different than passive transport
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what kinds of molecules can pass easily through the membrane?
what kinds of molecules can pass easily through the membrane?
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hypertonic
hypertonic
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hypotonic
hypotonic
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