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maintains homeostasis by controlling what enters or leaves the cell cell membrane
organelle that surrounds the cell cell membrane
is described as being a fluid mosaic cell membrane
present in BOTH prokaryotes and eukaryotes cell membrane ribosomes DNA cytoplasm
organelle that makes protein ribosome
organelle that assembles amino acids according to the mRNA sequence ribosome
organelle that burns sugar to make ATP mitochondria
organelle that converts chemical energy into useable energy for the cell mitochondria
organelle that metabolizes glucose mitochondria
organelle that uses oxygen and produces carbon dioxide mitochondria
where cellular respiration takes place mitochondria
organelle that converts solar energy to chemical energy chloroplast
organelle that builds makes sugar from sunlight chloroplast
organelle that uses carbon dioxide and produces oxygen chloroplast
where photosynthesis takes place chloroplast
organelle that contains the blueprint for the cell nucleus
organelle that contains DNA nucleus
where mRNA is made from DNA nucleus
site of transcription nucleus
site of translation ribosome
contains chromosomes nucleus
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