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Cells

Cell structure and function

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What is the smallest unit that can perform the basic activities of life? cell
Which cell structure contains genetic information and controls the functions of the cell? nucleus
Which cell structure regulates what enters and leaves the cell? cell membrane
Which cell structure creates proteins? ribosomes
Which plant cell structure creates sugars from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide? chloroplasts
Which cell structure uses oxygen and sugars to create energy? mitochondria
Which plant cell structure stores water? vacuole
Which cell structure transports materials in the cell? endoplasmic reticulum
Which cell structure stores and packages materials in the cell? Golgi bodies
Which cell structure provides shape and support for a plant cell? cell wall
Which cell structure disposes of waste in the cell? lysosomes
Who is the person credited with being the first to view dead cells and naming them? Robert Hooke
Who is the person credited with being the first to view living cells? Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
What are cells without a nucleus called? prokaryotic
What are cells with a nucleus called? eukaryotic
What are a group of cells working together called? tissue
What are a group of tissues working together called? organ
What are a group of organs working together called? organ system
What are a group of organ systems working together called? organism
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