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(cell) these are components of the cetrisome centrioles
(cell) this is the layer that anchors the tissues basement membrane
(cell) these are the vesicles that are formed by the golgi golgi vesicles
(cell) this organelle is used to recycle cell parts lysosome
(cell) this portion of the endomembrane system can be used to make proteins rough ER
(cell) this portion of the endomembrane system makes phospholipids smooth ER
(cell) clusters of microfilaments at the interior of the plasma membrane terminal web
(cell) a transport vesicle that can leave the cell secretory vesicle
(cell) this organelle is used to organize fibers during cell division centrosome
(cell) top and bottom cell surfaces top - apical, bottom-basAl
(cell) this is composed of lipids fat droplet
(cell) these can be found in the cytoplasm and make proteins free ribosomes
(cell) medium diameter filaments intermediate filaments
(cell) largest protein fiber in the cell microtubule
(cell) extensions of the plasma membrane microvillus
(cell) this cell surface faces adjacent cells lateral
(cell) this is a junction that adheres adjoining cells and runs between both cells desosome
(cell) this is the area between 2 cells intercellular space
(cell) these fibers help compose the microvillus microfilaments
(cell) this is a type of junction with protein fibers hemidesosome
(vertebrae) this process extends laterally transverse process
(vertebrae) this process extends from the apex spinous process
(vertebrae) this articulates with the occipital condyle of the skull superior articular facet
(bone) these are channels connecting canals in compact bone canaliculi
(bone) these are the enclosures of osteocytes lucanae
(bone) hole in the middle of osteon central canal
(disc) inside of the vertebrae disk nucleus pulposus
(disc) outside of the vertebrae disk anulus fibrous
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