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| cell inclusion | material within the cell tht is not an organelle ex. glycogen
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| provide stuctural support for the cell; act as a highway | microtubules
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| retains the internal structure of the cells; permits exportation and importation of materials | cell membrane
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| the ground substance of the cell (not including the nucleus) | cytoplasm
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| flattened membrane-lined sacs that bud off small vesicles for storage or export | golgi complex
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| actin and myosin are examples of this structure necessary for support | microfilament
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| material withing the cell that is not an organelle ex glycogen | cell inclusion
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| membrane lined container of enzymes that can digest damaged cell parts | lysosome
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| bundle of microtubules, seen paired and perpendicular to each other; give rise to the spindle fiber | centriole
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| nuclear substance containing chromatin and RNA | nucleoplasm
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| membrane-lined containes that can merge with one another or a membrane-lined structure, such as the cell membrane. Function as transport vesicles. | vacuoles
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| concerned with transport of protein synthesized at the ribosomes | rough ER
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| synthesizes steroids in some cell, stores calcium ions, breaks down toxins in the liver | smooth ER
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| oblong structure responsible for energy porduction | mitochondrian
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| the site of protein synthesis where amino acids are strung in sequence as directed by the mRNA from the nucleus | ribosome
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| a mass of largely RNA, it forms rRNA that then goes to the cytoplasm | nucleolus
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| a bilipid layer that contains pores through which molecules such as mRNA may pass | nuclear membrane
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