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cells

2 type of cells

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plant and animals 2 types of cells
an idea that explains something and is supported by data theory
3 jobs of the cell membrane protect, gives support, controls movement of material in and out of cell
The control center of a cell nucleus
non-living material in cell wall of a plant cell cellulose
this cell has a cell wall, chloroplast and chlorophyll plant cell
thin structure around the cell cell membrane
where all living material inside the cell except for the nucleus is located cytoplasm
breaks down food to produce energy mitochandria
ribosomes, vacuole, mitochondria organelles
stores waste vacuole
green material in chloroplast that is needed for plants to make food chlorophyll
liquid filled space in cytoplasm that stores food, water, and waste vacuole
all living things are made up of one or more cells cell theory
cells are the basic units of structure in living things, and cells carry out all life processes cell theory
cells come only from other living cells cell theory
supports and gives a cell its shape cell membrane
protects the cell cell membrane
a part of the cell that controls cell reproduction nucleus
rice-shaped structures that produce energy for a cell also know as the 'powerhouse' of the cell mitochondria
small structures in the cytoplasm that do special jobs organelles
small round structures that make proteins ribosomes
transport tubes that move substances from one organelle to another endoplasmic reticulum
controls what goes in and out of the nucleus nuclear membrane
protects the nucleus nuclear membrane
gives the nucleus shape nuclear membrane
first person to see cells. He saw dead plant cells. Robert Hooke
first person to observe living cells Anton van Leuwenhoek
the "brain" of the cell nucleus
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