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the control center of the cell   nucleus  
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contain DNA or genetic material   chromosomes  
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provides the "blue prints" or "construction plans"   DNA  
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contained in the nucleus   chromosomes  
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hold the cell material in place   cell membrane  
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controls the movements of materials like nutrients and wastes in and out of the cell   cell membrane  
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a watery fluid that holds everything inside the cell membrane   cytoplasm  
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cell chemical activity takes place within here   cytoplasm  
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can store waste material   cytoplasm  
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fluid allows materials to pass between different cell structures   cytoplasm  
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appearance like bubble   vacuole  
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acts like a fluid filled storage area.   vacuole  
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used to store water and nutrients like glucose and minerals   vacuole  
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tiny structures in the cell or membrane   organelles  
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cells power source   mitochondria  
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convert glucose into energy by combining it with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water.   cellular respiration  
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protein manufacturing   ribosomes  
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material transport   endoplasmic reticulum  
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have more responsibility for moving amino acids   "rough" endoplasmic reticulum  
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have more responsibility for moving fatty acids   "smooth" endoplasmic reticulum  
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protein storage   the golgi apparatus  
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an organelle that stores proteins and releases them to the surface of the cell in packages called   vesicles  
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sent out to clean and patrol the cytoplasm   lysomes  
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chemically change large molecules into smaller molecules   enzymes  
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plants contain green fluids called   chlorophyll  
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captures sunlight to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugar and oxygen process   photosynthesis  
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movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to low concentration   diffusion  
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material that allows some particles to pass through, but keep others out   selectively permeable membrane  
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an example of a selectively permeable membrane   lining of the small intestine  
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an example of a semi-permeable membrane   cell membrane  
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refers to the diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane   osmosis  
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outward pressure   turgor pressure  
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5000 different types of this on the Earth   bacteria  
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have no nucleus   prokaryotic cells  
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bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics and can cause extreme illness and death   "Superbugs"  
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eukaryotic unicellular organisms   protists  
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neither animal nor plant   protists  
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a protist that is both plant-like an animal-like   euglena  
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protist that is close to a plant   diatom  
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common animal-like protists   amoeba and paramecia  
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not considered living because they have no cells   Viruses  
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"germs" or disease causing invaders like bacteria and viruses   pathogens  
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your own defense cells   white blood cells  
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chemical agents that help defend the immune system   antibodies  
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chemical signal given off by an invading organism   antigens  
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cells that keep your antibody memory roam freely in the blood   B-cells  
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an injection of blood plasma containing dead or weakened pathogens   vaccination  
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basic of units of all living things   cells  
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composed of one or more cells   living things  
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