Cell Parts Chart
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| little cell structures that have specific functions | organelles
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| cell's security system | cell membrane
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| gel-like substance inside cell | cytoplasm
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| touch structure that surrounds and propects plant cells | cell wall
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| control center of cell | nucleus
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| green organelle | chloroplast
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| cell's energy dam | mitochondria
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| protein factories | ribosome
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| found in eukaryotes | organelles
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| surrounds and protects cell | cell membrane
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| where cell processes (chemical reactions) occur | cytoplasm
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| gives plant cells shape | cell wall
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| contains directions for entire cell | nucleus
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| in plant cells only | chloroplast
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| stores and releases cell's energy | mitochondria
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| make proteins | ribosome
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| controls what enters and exits cell | cell membrane
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| eighty percent water | cytoplasm
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| made of cellulose (fiber) | cell wall
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| DNA found here | nucleus
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| photosinthesis occurs here | chloroplast
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| powerhouse of cell | mitochondria
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| some float freely in cytoplasm, others are attatched to the endoplasmic reticulum | ribosome
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| surrounded by a nuclear membrane | nucleus
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| captures energy from the sun to make glucose (plant food) | chloroplast
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| cell's railroad track | endoplasmic reticulum
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| cell's post office | golgi body
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| manufactures the proteins that make up the ribosomes | nucleolus
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| cell's landfill | lysosome
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| temporarily stores food, water, and waste | vacuole
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| framework for the cell | cytoskeleton
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| a group of cells working together to perform a particulat function | tissue
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| two or more tissues working together to perform a function | organ
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| moves material around in cells | endoplasmic retuculum
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| sorts and packages proteins into vesciles | golgi body
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| found in the nucleus | nucleolus
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| digests food molecules, cell wastes, and worn out cell parts | lysosome
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| rather large in plant cells | vacuole
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| helps maintain and/or change shape of cell | cytoskeleton
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| ER with no ribosomes | smooth
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| ER with ribosomes | rough
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| vesciles deliver substances in the cell and also attatch to the cell membrane to release materials to the outside | golgi body
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| cells require a continuous supply of this | energy
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| a strand of hereditary material surrounded by a protein coat | virus
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| organisms whose cells do not have any organelles | prokaryotes
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| sorts and packages proteins and then sends them to other parts of the cell | golgi body
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| manufactures ribosomes and other proteins | nucleolus
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| building blocks of life | cells
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| organisms whose cells contain membrane bound organelles including a nucleus | eukaryotes
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| organelle that contains digestive enzymes | lysosome
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| stores food, water, and wastes | vacuole
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| these are used to help prevent viral diseases | vaccines
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| the man responsible for discovering the first organisms in pond water | leeuwenhoek
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| proteins that protect cells from viruses | interferons
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| cell that viruses use to make copies of themselves | host
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| cell's framework | cytoskeleton
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| man who discovered the first vaccine | jenner
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| inactive stage of a virus | latent
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| discovered cells in a piece of cork | hooke
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| virus that infects bacteria | bacteriophage
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| microscope made of only one lens | single
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