oxygen compound microscope carbohydrate active transport transport proteins cellular respiration ribosomes vesicles light energy, carbon dioxide, water chloroplast plants, animals, fungi, protists passive transport eukaryotic cells eu multicellular glycolysis Robert Hooke ce electron microscope fermentation transport substances protein production organelle cell membrane diffusion osmosis genetic material gen cell wall photosynthesis proteins exocytosis energy production lipids cellulose DNA nucleus nucleic acids specific jobs facilitated diffusion vacuole bacteria cell Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow macromolecule cholesterol cytoplasm chlorophyll cytoskeleton unicellular glucose mitochondria cy ATP Anton van Leeuwenhoek cell theory prokaryotic cells endocytosis end oxygen compound microscope carbohydrate active transport transport proteins cellular respiration ribosomes vesicles light energy, carbon dioxide, water chloroplast plants, animals, fungi, protists passive transport eukaryotic cells eu multicellular glycolysis Robert Hooke ce electron microscope fermentation transport substances protein production organelle cell membrane diffusion osmosis genetic material gen cell wall photosynthesis proteins exocytosis energy production lipids cellulose DNA nucleus nucleic acids specific jobs facilitated diffusion vacuole bacteria cell Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow macromolecule cholesterol cytoplasm chlorophyll cytoskeleton unicellular glucose mitochondria cy ATP Anton van Leeuwenhoek cell theory prokaryotic cells endocytosis end
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oxygen
compound microscope
carbohydrate
active transport
transport proteins
cellular respiration
ribosomes
vesicles
light energy, carbon dioxide, water
chloroplast
plants, animals, fungi, protists
passive transport
eu
eukaryotic cells
multicellular
glycolysis
ce
Robert Hooke
electron microscope
fermentation
transport substances
protein production
organelle
cell membrane
diffusion
osmosis
gen
genetic material
cell wall
photosynthesis
proteins
exocytosis
energy production
lipids
cellulose
DNA
nucleus
nucleic acids
specific jobs
facilitated diffusion
vacuole
bacteria
cell
Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow
macromolecule
cholesterol
cytoplasm
chlorophyll
cytoskeleton
unicellular
glucose
cy
mitochondria
ATP
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
cell theory
prokaryotic cells
end
endocytosis