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CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
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Vocabulary Practice
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cytoplasm
lysosome
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organelle
centriole
isotonic
prokaryotic cell
cellwall
hypertonic
eukaryotic cell
chloroplast
hypotonic
cytoskeleton
cellnenbrane
facilitated diffusion
nucleus
phospholipid
active transport
endoplasnic reticulum
fluid rnosaic model
endocytosis
ribosome
selective perrneabil ity
phagocytosis
Golgiapparatus
receptor
exocytosis
vesicle
passive transport
mitochondrion
diffusion
A. Word Origins
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use the Greek and Latin meanings to construct a very basic definition of the vocabulary word.
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