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Lesson 2

Chapter 5

TermDefinition
What is inside the nucleus Nucleolus, and chromatain
Difference between animal and plant cell a plant cell has a bigger vacuole, more rigid, and has chlorophyll
What does the E.R. Do for the ribosomes It makes a pathway for the ribosomes to make some types of protein
Where are ribosomes made and why are the important they are made in the nucleolus and they make important proteins
Cell membrane Forms a barrier around the cytoplasm
Nucleus the control center of the cell
Organelle all the things made up inside of the cell
Ribosomes make proteins for the cell
cytoplasm the thick fluid in Side the cell that holds all the organelles together
mitochondria the power house of the cell
endoplasmic reticulum produces and transports ribosomes through out the cell
Golgi body send and receives lipids and proteins to ship out to the cell
vacuole a large sac that contains liquids
lysosomes they break down any waste in the cell
multicellular more than one cell
unicellular one cell
tissue a group of similar cells that preform a specific function
organ a body structure that is composed of different tissues that work together
organ system a group of organs that work together to help a vital function
specialized cells it has adapted to a specific job
division of labor the breaking down of jobs for special task
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