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organisms whose cells lack nuclei prokariotic
organisms whose cells conetain nuclei ukariotic
facts about prokariotes they grow and reproduce they have cell membrane and cytoplasm
specalized structures that carry out specific cell functions organell
are all eukariotes large multicellular organisms no
in what organisms are cell walls found plant cell
t/f: the cell wall lies inside the cell membrane false
what is the main function of cell wall to procet the cell
what are cell walls mostly made of cellulose
t/f: some cell structures are specific to either plant or animal cells true
what is the main function of the nucleous control center of the cell
what improtant molecules does the nucleous contain the cells dna cromisomes
the granular material visible within the nucleous cromatin
what does cromatin consist of dna and cromisomes
what are cromisomes strands of dna
most nucleicontain a small dence regin nucleolus
what occurs in the nucleolus mitosis
what is the nuclear envelope the membrane for the cells nucleous
the supporting network of long thin fibers cytoskeleton
thin threds microflilaments
hollow tubes microtbules
difference between rough er and smooth er rough er has ribisomes on it
facts about lisisomes they break down organellls that have outlives there usefullness they contain enzynes that breakdown lipids carbohydrates and protiens
small particle of rna and protiens that produces protien that produces protien following instructions from nucleus ribisomes
an internal membrane system in which components of cell membrane and some protiens are constructed endoplasmic reticleum
stack of membranes in which enzynes attach carbohydrates amd lipids to protiens golgi body
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