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LS Unit 4 Vocabulary Cell Structure & Function

review of term used in the study of cell structure & function

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mitochondriathe "powerhouse of the cell; a rice-shaped structure that produces energy for the cell
nucleusthe "brain" of the cell; the control center of the cell
ribosomessmall round structures that make proteins for the cell
cellulosehard, nonliving material that makes up the cell wall of plant cells
chloroplastsround, green structures in plant cells that contain chlorophyll
vacuolesliquid-filled storage spaces in the cytoplasm
cell membranea thin strucutre that surrounds the cell
cytoplasmall of the living material inside the cell; the gel that contains the other small structures
cell wallouter nonliving part of a plant cell
chlorophyllgreen material found in chloroplasts that plants need to make their food
organellessmall structures in the cytoplasm that do special jobs within the cell
cellthe basic unit of structure and function in living things
theoryan idea that explains something and is supported by data over time
organa group of tissues that work together to do a special job
tissuea group of cells that look alike and work together
organ systema group of organs that work together
connective tissuetissue that holds parts of the body together
epithelial tissuetissue that covers and protects parts of the body
plasmathe liquid part of the blood
white blood cellsa type of blood cell that destroys germs in the body
red blood cellsa type of blood cell that carries oxygen
guard cella specialized plant cell that helps control the passage of materials into and out of the stomates
mitosisthe division of the nucleus of a cell
cell divisionthe process by which cells reproduce
daughter cellsthe new cells produced by cell division
chromosomescell parts that determine what traits a living thing will have
diffusionmovement of material from an area where molecules are crowded to an area where they are less crowded
osmosismovement of water molecules through a membrane

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