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