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Cells

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Cell Smallest unit of all living things
Cell membrane Surrounds the cell. Controls what enters and exits
Cell wall Only in PLANT CELLS. Surround the cell membrane. Gives structure and strength to the cell.
Chloroplast Contains the pigment chlorophyll which enables the plant cell to absorb sunlight energy for photosynthesis.
Mitochondria Powerhouse of the cell. Transform stored chemical energy in fully digested food into more usable forms
Multicellular An organism with multiple cells
Nucleus Control centre of cell. Holds genetic material/ DNA
Organelle Part inside the cell with a specific function
Organism A living thing
Phospholipid Molecules that makeup cell membrane
Ribosomes Small organelles that make protein
Unicellular Single cell organisms
Vacuole Storage structures in cells that contain chemicals,pigments and waste
Eukaryotic Cell Cell containing a nucleus ( and other membrane bound organelles
Prokaryotic cell Cells which do not have a nucleus ( and other membrane bound organelles)
Cytoplasm A jelly like liquid, made up of mostly water, that fills the cell and surrounds the nucleus
Nucleolus Where ribosomes can be produced
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Can make different types of lipids. Transports new proteins and lipids in vesicles to the Golgi apparatus
Rough endoplasmic reticulum Produces proteins and lipids. Has ribosomes on the outside to give rough appearance
Golgi apparatus Flattened disc like structures. Further processes proteins and lipids and packages them in vesicles
Vesicles Same as vacuoles
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