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Where proteins are made in a cell RIBOSOME
Any cell with a true nucleus EUKARYOTE
Cells that lack a true nucleus PROKARYOTIC
Cells that lack organelles PROKARYOTIC
A structure in a cell which has a specific function and a membrane round it ORGANELLE
An organelle which has a membrane with pores in it NUCLEUS
An organelle where cellular respiration occurs MITOCHONDRION
A collection of RNA inside the nucleus NUCLEOLUS
A small vacuole with enzymes inside it LYSOSOME
Where proteins are stored and modified GOLGI BODY
A system of interconnecting tubes, with ribosomes ROUGH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
The structure inside a sperm cell that holds enzymes ACROSOME
Where the mitochondria are found in a sperm MIDPIECE
The motile part of a sperm cell TAIL
The loose cells on the outside of an egg cell FOLLICLE CELLS
The layer of clear jelly that surrounds an egg cell ZONA PELLUCIDA
Egg cell or sperm cell GAMETE
Has half the chromosome number of a normal cell HAPLOID
Has two complete sets of chromosomes DIPLOID
A pair of chromosomes with alleles HOMOLOGOUS PAIR
When genes are swapped between tow homologues CROSSING OVER
The chromosomes in the gametes are a mixture of maternal and paternal chromosomes INDEPENDENT ASSORTMENT
The point at which a chromosome breaks to allow crossing over CHIASMA
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