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cell   most basic unit of all living things  
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function   a job that an organ does  
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Ribosome and mitochonderia are types of...   organelles  
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eukaryote   organism that has a nucleus  
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tissue   group of cells that work together to perform a function  
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cell wall   only found in plant cells it keeps the cell together  
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organ   group of tissues that perfrom a specific function  
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What are the benefits of being multi-cellular   longer life, larger siaze, and specialized cells  
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nucleus   in a eukaryotic cell it is where the DNA is kept  
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What are the three parts of cell theory...   1. all cells come from others cell 2. all living things are made from cells 3. cells are basic unit of life  
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what does the surface area-to-volume ratio of cell limits...   size of cell  
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what are the 4 levels of living things...   cells,tissues, organs, organ systems  
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cytoskeleton   web of proteins in cytoplasm that keeps the cell membrane from collapsing  
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Endoplasmic Reticulum   makes proteins and other materials  
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Golgi Comlplex   packageas and transprts things in and out of the cell  
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Do all organisms have organ systems?   no  
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osmosis   like diffusion except it deals with only water  
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diffusion   the proccess where molecules move from high concentration to low concetration areas  
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feedback mechanism   cycle of events where the step is controlled by info fromt the previous step  
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cellular respiration   oxygen is used to break down food  
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fermintation   no oxygen is used to break down food  
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The proccess where particles move through a membrane from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration is...   active transport  
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Are exocytosis and endocytosis examples of active transport or passive transport?   active transport  
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What structures are needed for photosynthesis to occur?   chloroplasts  
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cellular respiration what is needed for it to occur?   mitochonderia  
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What are the three phases of the eukaryotic cell cycle?   interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis  
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chlorophyll   traps light and is used to produce food for plants  
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chloroplasts   food for plants is made here  
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Chromosomes   guidlines for what the cell should do. Part of the DNA  
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ER   makes lipids etc.  
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Lysosome   breaks down food  
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Ribosomes   make proteins and are found on the outside of half of the ER  
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