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Cells basic uint of structure and function in living things
Structure what an organism is made of and how it is put together
Function processes that enable an organism to stay alive and reproduce
Cells Theory -all living things are made of cells -cells are the basic uint of structure and function in living things -all cells are produce from others cells
Compound Microscope two lens ,one lens magnifies the other lens magnification
Resolution sharpness of an image
Electron Microscope use a beam of electrons instead of light to produce a manifold image
Organelles tiny cell structures that carry out specific functions
Cell Membrane controls what substances go in and out of the cells
Nucleus controls center of the cell
Nuclear Envelope membrane that protects the nucleus
Nucleolus where the ribosomes are made
Mitochondria powerhouse
Endoplasmic Reticulum carry protein and others materials from one part to the other
Ribosomes produce protein
Golgi Body receive protein then package protein and deliver the protein
Chloroplasts capture energy from sunlight (plant cells not animal cells)
Chromatin strands that contain genetic materials that instructs the cell how to grow (blueprints)
Vacuoles a large water filled sac, stores food and materials
Lysosomes “clean up crew” round structures containing chemicals that breakdown materials
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