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Vocabulary terms for the Lynx Team

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nucleus   The "brain" of the cell; controls all cellular activities  
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endoplasmic reticulum   Transports materials (especially proteins) to both the Golgi bodies and around the cell  
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golgi body   Receives materials from the endoplasmic reticulum and modifies/packages them for export from the cell  
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ribosomes   Organelles that make proteins  
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cell wall   The non-living organelle that gives shape to and protects the plant cell.  
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cell membrane   A flexible covering that allows materials to enter or exit the cell; found in all cells.  
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cytoplasm   Gel-like material that contains the organelles.  
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photosynthesis   Process in which water and carbon dioxide are changed into glucose and oxygen; occurs in the chloroplasts  
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mitochondria   "Powerhouses" of the cell; produce energy.  
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vacuoles   Storage containers in the cell. Vacuoles store water, food and waste.  
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lysosomes   Organelles that contain enzymes  
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enzymes   Molecules, found in lysosomes, that help to digest food and break down damaged/worn out materials in the cell.  
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sugar (glucose)   Sugar that is broken down to produce energy for the cell.  
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chloroplasts   Site of photosynthesis in the plant cell. Sugar is made in the chloroplasts.  
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proteins   Molecules made by ribosomes.  
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organelles   Any of the small structures found inside cells  
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cell   The basic unit of structure in living organisms  
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chromatin   All the DNA in the nucleus of a cell  
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prokaryotic   A simple cell that lacks a nucleus  
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eukaryotic   A more complex cell that has a nucleus  
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animal or plant   Examples of eukaryotic cells  
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bacteria   Example of a prokaryotic cell  
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oxygen   "Waste" product of photosynthesis  
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