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Flexible material that holds the parts of the cell together.
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Made of cellulous. This is tougher and thicker than a cell membrane. (Unique to plant cells).
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Functions as a protein making and packaging system. Ribosomes attach to its surface.
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The cell power house where nutrients are digested and energy is created for the cell. Responsible for cellular respiration.
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These connect amino acids to build proteins in the cell. These proteins are needed for cell functions.
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Storage bins where food, nutrients, or waste are kept.
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Produce food by converting light energy into sugar that cells can use. (Unique to plant cells).
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The fluid of dissolved molecules that fills the cell and suspends organelles.
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This is important in the creation of lipids and hormones. It transports these products throughout the cell.
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The brain of the cell that controls eating, movement, and reproduction.
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Gathers simple molecules and sort and packages them into more complex molecules.
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Sphere shape in the nucleus. Makes ribosomes for the ER.
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Two organelles that work to help the cell divide.
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Enzymes created by the Golgi that are used to digest food. Removes cell waste.
