structure and function
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Cytoplasm | Nonspecific term for all of the materials contained within the plasma membrane and surrounding the nucleus
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Cystol | The viscous fluid of the cytoplasm
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Contents of the cystol | High water content, dissolved solutes including; ions, nutrients, proteins, carbs, lipids, and other small molecules.
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Purpose of proteins in cystol | These are enzymes that act as catalysts in cellular reactions.
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Purpose of Carbs & lipids in cystol | Serve as energy source for the cell
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Purpose of the smaller molecules in cystol | These act as building blocks of large macormolecules.
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