| A | B |
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| Cell | The basic unit of structure of all animals and plants |
| Cell Membrane | Outer, protective covering of a cell |
| Chromatin | In the nucleus that contains chromosomes |
| Endoplasmic Rentinaculum | network of tubes, allows for transport of materials in the nucleus |
| Nucleolus | Inside the nucleus, involved in reproduction |
| Chromosomes | Carry inherited characteristics |
| Cytoplasm | Fluid inside a cell, contains sources of energy |
| Mitochondria | Provides energy, involved in metabolism |
| Golgi Apparatus | Produces, stores, and packages secretions for discharge from the cell |
| Lysosomes | Digest and destroy old cell, bacteria, and foreign matter |
| Pinocytic Vesicle | folds in cell membrane that allow protein and fat to enter the cell |
| Vacuole | Pouch like structure that store food and waste |
| Mitosis | Process of asexual reproduction by which cells divide in to two identical cells |
| Meiosis | Process of cell division that occurs in sex cells |
| Stem Cells | Cells with the ability to transform in to any of the body's specialized cells |
| Anatomy | Study of the bodies form and structure |
| Physiology | Study of the processes of the body |
| Pathophysiology | Study of how disease occur |
| Protoplasm | The basic substance of life |
| Mitosis | Asexual Reproduction of cells |
| Meiosis | Sexual Reproduction of cells |
| Adipose | Fatty Tissue |
| Organ | when two or more tissues form together to perform a function |
