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cell organelles + organization

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cell theory   show
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show 1830s, access to microscopes  
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relationship between S.A.-volume and cell size   show
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show unicellular organism that has no nucleus or organelles, very small  
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show bacteria, archaea  
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show cause disease, very important to environment, decomposers, products and drugs  
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show coccus, bacillus, spirillum, spirochete  
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3 parts of a cell envelope   show
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plasma membrane in prokaryotes   show
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glycocalyx   show
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show well organized, resist removal  
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show semifluid encased by plasma membrane  
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show (prokaryotes), region that contains the single, circle DNA  
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show accessory/extrachromosomal rings of DNA  
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ribosomes in prokaryotes   show
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cell wall in prokaryotes, function   show
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show whip-like tail for mobility  
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show PROKARYOTES, small, bristle fibers that sprout from cell surface  
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show PROKARYOTES, help cell stick to things  
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conjugation pili   show
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show - prokaryotes are smaller and simpler - eukaryotes have a nucleus and specialized organelles - eukaryotes can be compartmentalized for specific tasks - eukaryotes are bigger and more complex - eukaryotes are animal and plant cells  
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endosymbiotic theory   show
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show endomembrane system, energy related  
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show organelles communicate with one another via membrane channels and small vesicles  
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