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LL Cool J Bio

Melissa's Bio Review Part I

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produce proteins for use inside the cell free ribosomes
produce proteins for use outside the cell attached ribosomes
serves as the site for photosynthesis chloroplast
hollow cylinders of protein called tublin microtubules
used to transmit genetic information chromosomes
lies outside of the cell membrane and provides support cell wall
store and package chemicals that can then be excreted by cell golgi bodies
surrounds the nucleus and forms a boundary with cytoplasm nuclear envelope
site of protein synthesis with ready- made transportation (w/ribosomes) rough ER
helps build lipids for membranes and neutralizes poisons by breaking them down (no ribosomes) smooth ER
passageways into the nucleus nuclear pores
in plants, this water-filled structure creates turgor pressure vacuole
filled with strong digestive enzymes that digest particles lysosomes
cell respiration occurs where energy is released from glucose mitochondria
cover surfaces and moves materials across surfaces cilia
found in pair near nucleus; function in cell division centrioles
hair-like projection that propels a cell flagella
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