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Cells

Cell Theory

Cell History Who was the first person to describe cells? Cells- Who made his own microscopes? Def-

Eukaryotic Vs. Prokaryotic

Cell Wall—plant cell Function:

Membrane * Every cell has a membrane Function: Phosphate Lipid (fat)

Diffusion- Small particles

Facilitate Diffusion- Aided Diffusion-Medium Particles

Endocytosis

Cytoplasm (GOO) FORM: FUNCTION:

Cytoskeleton FORM: Microfilaments ________ thin and flexible Intermediate filaments -_________in between Microtubule- Thicker and more rigid Function:

Nucleus FUNCTION:

RIBOSOMES Form:

Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough E.R.- Smooth E.R.-

Golgi Apparatus Function: Form:

Chloroplasts Function:

Mitochondria

Vacuoles,

Lysosomes Function-

Vesicle

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