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Nucleus the brain of the cell, also responsible for producing protiens.
Cytoplasm the thick jelly-like liqid that surrounds the organelles
Mitochondria the powerhouse of the cell. producing energy
Vacuole storage for the cell
Ribosomes makes protiens, located on the rough er
Endoplasmic reticulum produces ribosomes
Chloroplast solar powered energy converter,only found in plant cells.
Cell wall Only found on plant cells, used for extra support of the cell
Cell membrane controls what exits and enters the cell
Unicellular an organisim with one cell
Multicellular an organisim containing many cells
Prokaryote an organisim usually having 1 cell
Eukaryote and organisim usually containing many cells
cell theory the rules that state the basic rules of life
tissue a group of cells coming together to form a specific layer of an organ
organ a group of tissues comming together to make a specific part to do a specific job
organ system a group of organs that come together to carry out one big function
circulatory system resposible for the transportation of nessasary iterms throught the body
respritory system responsible for the intake and exit of carbon dioxide
skelatal system responsible for supporting movement
muscular system responsible for aiding in movement
digestive system responsible for absorbing the nutrients out of the food we eat
excretory system responsible for getting rid of unnessasary toxins and the excretion of wastes
reproductive system responsible for the production of offspring
integumentary system responsible for protecting against external stimuli
nervous system responsible for sending FAST pace messages to your brain
endocrine system responisble for sending SLOW but longer lasting messages to the "impacted" area
immune system responsible for protecting against internal stimuli
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