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Cells

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Cytoplasms

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All organelles are suspended in cytoplasm Mostly water with other substances the cell stored until needed can change from jelly to liquid

#2
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Cell theory

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• All living things are made up of one or more cells and their products • Simplest unit that can carry out all life processes • Come from other cells not non living things

#3
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Prokaryotes

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Simple, single celled No nucleus or other membrane bound organelles

#4
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Eukaryote

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Have a complex internal organization Has a nucleus

#5
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Cell membranes

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Semi permeable Flexible and double layered Supports the cell and allows some substances to enter while keeping others out

#6
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Nucleus

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“Brain” Contains genetic info that controls all cell activities ( genetic info stored in chromosomes ) contains DNA (carries coded instructions)

#7
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Mitochondria

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Makes energy available for the cell Contains enzymes that help with cellular respiration

#8
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Endoplasmic reticulum

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“Subway system” 3D network of branching tubes and pocket fluid filled tubes transport materials such as proteins through the cell

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Golgi body

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Collects and processes materials to o be removed from the cell Makes and secretes mucus

#10
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Vacuoles

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Single layer of membrane enclosing fluid Functions include removing unwanted substances from the cell and maintaining internal fluid pressure (turgor) within the cell

#11
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Cell wall

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Provides support for the cell and protection from physical injuries

#12
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Chloroplasts

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Gives green colour to plants and helps with photosynthesis

#13
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Vacuole (plants)

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When full of water, turgor pressure keeps the cells plump and keeps stems and leaves firm