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Cells Seungminlee

Cell Vocab

TermDefinition
Cell Wall The strong, stiff structure outside of the cell membrane of a plant that provides support.
Cell Membrane The Thin structure that surrounds the cytoplasm and nucleus of plant and animal cells.
Golgi Bodies An organelle that manufactures and moves materials in the cytoplasm of a cell.
Nuclear Membrane A thin layer that surrounds the nucleus and separates it from the rest of the cell.
Nucleus Controls the activities of the cell, the "brain".
Ribosome Organelle located on the endoplasmic reticulum that provides protein for the cell.
Endoplasmic Reticulum An organelle found within cytoplasm that transports materials through a cell.
Cytoplasm A jellylike substance that fills the cell and provides energy.
Mitochondria Organelle that produces energy in the cell.
Vacuole An organelle that stores water and waste. Animal cells have many tiny vacuoles while plants have one big vacuole.
Chloroplast An organelle found in the plant cell that produces food for the cell.
Lysosome Organelle found in animal cells that gets rid of waste.
Chromosome Located in the nucleus, they contain the code that controls the cell and transmits genes.
Prokaryote A cell without a nucleus.
Eukaryote A cell with a nucleus.
Mitosis For unicellular organisms, this is asexual reproduction. For multicellular, this is growth.
Meiosis Sexual reproduction for multicellular organisms.
Monomer A simple molecule that can be joined to make bigger molecules.
Polymer Many monomers; complex molecule.
Carbohydrates The organic compound that provides energy.
Lipids The organic compound that stores and protects energy.
Proteins The organic compound that uses the energy to work.
Nucleic Acids The organic compound that contains genetic information, DNA, and RNA.
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