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Cells

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-outer boundary of the cell -selectively permeable-permits entrance and exit of some material, excludes the transfer of other substances   Cell membrane  
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clear semifluid medium that fills the spaces around the chromatin and nucleous within the nucleus   Nucleoplasm  
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-network of membranous tubules -roadway of transportation of material used within the cells   Endoplasmic Reticulum  
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Ribosomes attached---protein synthesis occur   Rough ER  
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Cholesterol synthesis and fat metabolism occur   Smooth ER  
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-store hereditary material -the chromatin condenses to form short, rodlike structures -the number for a human being is 46   Chromosome  
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protection to the nucleus   Nuclear membrane  
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fats that contain carbon,hydrogen,oxygen,phosphorus   Phosolipids  
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microscopic structure within cell having a special function or capacity   Organelle  
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basic unit of structure and function of all living things   Cell  
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DNA and protein material in a loose condense and diffusion state. During mitosis chromatin condenses to form chromosomes   Chromatin  
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-hairlike threads -sweep materials across cell surface   Cilia  
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have an equal amount of solutes and water, so the osomotic pressure is equal and there is no movement of water. The solutions are   Isotonic Solution  
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contain less solutes so water will move into a cell and disperse the concentration---Fresh Water RBC will swell   Hypotonic Solution  
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Contains more solutes so water will move to dilute the concentration----Salt Water RBC will shrivel   Hypertonic Solution  
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Powerful digestive enzymes that digest protein molecules----"suicide bags"   Lysosomes  
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Cells divide for growth and maintenance, cell divides into 2, to reproduce themselves,each is an exct genetic duplicate, 5 stages, occurs at different rates in different cell, bone marrow cells and skin cells reproduce continuously,muscle cells reproduce   Mitosis  
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Involves reproductin, process of cell division of the sex cells, the egg of female and the sperm of the male each reduce their number of chromosomes by half=23, the sex cells then combine,if fertilized, to form a new simple cell called zygote with 46 chr.   Meiosis  
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Involves passive transport,can occur using blood pressure or gravity, water and material move from an area of higher pressure to an area of lower pressure. The size of the membrane pore determines which molecules are to be filtered   Filtration  
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No energy is required for transport   Passive Transport  
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Energy is required for transport   Active Transport  
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Control center of the cell   Nucleus  
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