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"transport proteins" throughout the cell ER
uses sugar to "create energy "for the cell, "site for cellular respiration" mitochondria
the rigid, "protective layer surrounding the plant cell" cell wall
the "control center "or brain for the cell nucleus
"Packages proteins" for transport golgi body
"breaks down waste" within the cell lysosmes
"jelly- like substance" that organelles are suspended in cytoplasm
"storage area for cells "in and out of the cell vacuole
the site of protein synthesis (where proteins are made) ribosomes
"controls what comes in and out of the cell" cell membrane
captures energy fro the sunlight to produce glucose chloroplast
carbohydrate monomers examples monomers examples .Monosaccharide . glucose, fructose, sucrose cellulose
lipid monomers examples monomers examples .fatty acids .facts, waxes steroids cholesterol
nucleic acid monomers examples monomers examples . nucleotide . DNA RNA
protein monomers examples monomers examples .amino acids . lactase amylase, lipase hemoglobin
if a cell has a rectangular shape and a nucleus what type of cell is it? ( your answers should be two parts) eukaryotic, plant
list the similarities of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells DNA, ribosomes ,cytoplasm, cell membrane
list the differences between plant and animal cells plant 1 large vacuole animal .cell wall square shape .lysosome .chloroplast .many small vacuoles .round shape
cell theory (there's 3) 1. all living organisms are made up of cells. 2. the cell is the basic unit of life 3.all cell come from pri-existing cells
why do unicellular organisms make new cells reproduction
why do multicellular organisms make new cells growth & development
use characteristics of life notes list the characteristics of life metabolism cells reproduction homeostasis stimuli evolve growth &development
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