Cell bio vocab (1)
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Cellular Respiration
Process in which oxygen
is used to break down sugar from
food
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MicrobeCreatures
that are too small to be
seen with the human eye
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ProtistsSingle-celled or multi-cellular organisms that have a nucleus, and are not a plant, animal, or fungus.
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BacteriaSingle-celled
organisms that do not have
a nucleus
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Cell Membrane
The outer boundary
of the cell
Structure
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Cell Membrane
Helps control what
substances enter or exit
the cell.
Function
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Cell WallStructure
Surrounds the plant cell
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Cell Wall Function
Gives support to the plant
cell
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NucleusStructure
Largest organelle, contains DNA
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NucleusFunction
Control center of cell, controls movement, eating, and reproduction
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CytoplasmStructure
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Material that fills much of
the inside of the cell
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CytoplasmCell membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Function
Holds all of the
organelles in the cell
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MitochondriaFunction
Power house of cell
Uses oxygen and nutrients to make energy
www.mitocanada.org
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MitochondriaStructure
Rod or round shaped organelle in cell
www.mitocanada.org
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Chloroplast
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Structure
Plant organelle, Contains chlorophyll
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Chloroplast
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Where photosynthesis takes place
Function
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Vacuole
Sac for storage, digestion and waste removal
Function
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VacuoleStructure
Storage bubble, larger in plant cells than animal cells
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Immune SystemBody system that fights
against bacteria and
viruses
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Universal Donor
Type O Blood, it can be given to Type A, Type B and Type AB