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biology

TermDefinition
cell unit that makes up living things
cell membrane barrier surrounding cells that act as a gate to protect the inside from outside
cell theory all living organisms are made of cells, cells are the basic structure of living things, and all cells come from pre-existing cells
chromosome/chromatin complex of DNA and proteins that form chromosomes.
loose/condesne chromatin=loose chromosomes=condensed
cytoplasm liquid/open space inside a cell, where key cellular activities take place
ER part of a cell that is essential for making and processing proteins/lipids
eukaryote anything that has cells with a nucleus and organelles
Golgi Apparatus part in a cell that transforms proteins and lipids and sends them to correct locations.
homeostatis a living organism maintaining a stable internal environment despite external environment changes
lipid bilayer the double layer of lipids that form the basic structure of cell membranes
mitochondria part of a cell that converts food to energy through cellular processes.
nucleus part of a cell that that contains the cell's genetic material (DNA)
organelle part of a cell that has a specific function that the cell needs
ribosome part of a cell that reads DNA to create proteins (by linking amino acids together)
selective permeability cell membranes ability to allow some substances to pass through while blocking others
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