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Organelles | The membrane enclosed structures within eukaryotic cells
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Cell fractionation | A useful technique for studying cell structure and function
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Cytosol | A semigloss jelly like substance
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Eukaryotic cell | Plant / animal cells
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Prokaryotic cells | Bacteria / archaea
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Nucleoid | A Twiin that is not bounded by a membrane (found in prokaryotic cells ONLY)
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Cytoplasm | The interior of either type of cell
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Plasma membrane | A selective barrier that allows passage of enough oxygen nutrients and enough wastes to service the entire cell
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Nuclear envelope | Enclosed the nucleus
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Nuclear lamina | A netlike array or protein filaments
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Chromosomes | Structures that carry genetic info
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Chromatin | The complex of DNA and protein making up chromosomes
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Endomembrane system | Inside the eukaryotic cell
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Vesicles | Sacs made of membrane
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Glycoproteins | Proteins that have carbohydrates covalently bonded to them
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Transport vesicles | Vesicles in transit from one part of the cell to another
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Phagocytosis | Amoeba and many other Protista eat by engulfing smaller organisms or food particles
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Food vacuoles | Formed by phagocytosis
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Contractile vacuoles | Pump excess water out of the cell
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Endosymbiosis theory | An early ancestor or eukaryotic cells engulfed and oxygen-using nonphotosynthetic prokaryotic cell
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Cristae | The inner membrane of mitochondria it is convoluted
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Mitochondrial matrix | Enclosed by the inner membrane
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Thylakoids | Flattened interconnected sacs
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Granum | A stack of thylakoids
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Stroma | The fluid outside the thylakoids
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Plastids | Chloroplast is a specialized member or a family of closely related plant organelles
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Cytoskeleton | A network of fibers extending through the cytoplasm
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Motor proteins | Moving proteins
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Microtubules | Hollow rods constructed from a globular protein called tubulin
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Centrosome | A region that is often located near the nucleus
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Cilia / flagella | Microtubule containing extensions that project from some cells
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Basal body | Anchors colony and flagellum
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Dyneins | Large motor proteins
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Microfilaments | Thin solid rods aka actin filaments
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Middle lamella | Between primary walls of adjacent cells
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(ECM) extracellular matrix | Glycoproteins and other carbohydrates
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Collagen | The most abundant glycoprotein
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Plasmodesmata | Membrane lined channels filled with cytosol
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