This is the complete collection of the 37 cell terms and etymologies
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum (ety) | ety: endo=inside, plasm=jelly, reticu=network
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| Vacuole (ety) | ety: vacu=empty
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| Organelle (ety) | ety: organ+elle=tiny
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum | Organelle that is a folded membrane used to move materials around inside the cell
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| Mitochondrion | Organelle that chemically reacts oxygen with sugars to release energy, carbon dioxide, and water
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| Diagram | A neat drawing or photo showing the parts of something with labels and/or written explaination
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| Lysosome (ety) | ety: lyso=cleaning, some=body
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| Etymology | The history of a word (language of origin and meanings of root parts of the word)
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| Cytoplasm (ety) | ety: cyto=cell, plasm=jelly
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| Chloroplast (ety) | ety: chloro=colored, plast=body
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| Golgi Body | Organelle that packages proteins inside membranes so they can be sent elsewhere
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| Lysosome | Organelle that breaks down and gets rid of waste
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| Ribosome | Organelle that makes proteins for the cell
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| Graph | A visual display of data, usually showing how one variable relates to another; for example: a line graph, a scatter plot, or a bar chart
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| Cytoplasm | The liquid filling of a cell in which all of the organelles float
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| Cytoplasm (ety) | ety: cyto=cell, plasm=jelly
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| Nucleus | Organelle that contains all the instructions for how to run a cell
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| Cell Wall | Organelle in a plant or bacteria that is outside the cell and gives rigid support and shape to the cell
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| Function | The job something does and how it works
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| Table | A neatly organized display of numbers or words organized in columns and rows
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| Cell Membrane | Organelle that is the outer boundary of a cell and which only lets certain things in and out
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| Structure | The shape and parts of something and how they are put together
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| Chloroplast | Organelle in a plant that uses sunlight energy to chemically react carbon dioxide with water to produce sugars and oxygen
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| Tissue | A group of cells working together (level of organization in a multicellular organism
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| Eukaryotic (ety) | ety: eu=true, karyo=kernel
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| Unicellular | Adjective to describe an organism made of only one cell
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| Prokaryotic | Adjective to describe a cell that has no nucleus or organelles with membranes
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| Analogy | A comparison between something simple and something complex to make the complex thing easier to understand
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| Prokaryotic (ety) | ety: pro=before, karyo=kernel
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| Organ system | A group of organs working together (level of organization in a multicellular organism)
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| Organ | A group of tissues working together (level of organization in a multicellular organism)
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| Plant | A multicellular eukaryotic organism that can produce it's own food and which has specialized organelles: cell wall, chloroplast, very large vacuole
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| Animal | A multicellular eukaryotic organism that has to consume food to get energy
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| Bacteria | A single celled prokaryotic organism
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| Multicellular | Adjective to describe an organism made of many cells
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| Eukaryotic | Adjective to describe a cell that has a nucleus and organelles with membranes
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