a microscopethat usesmagnets to aima beam ofelectrons at thinslices of a cell.they movesubstances orwaste materialsthrough theplasmamembrane.a key property of theplasma membranethat allows somesubstances to passthrough, keepingothers out.type of molecule thatprevents fatty-acidstails of phospholipidbilayer from stickingtogether, alsomaintainshomeostasis.cells that do notcontain nucleusand membraneboundorganelles.The membraneof folded sacsand channels,site for proteinand lipidsynthesis.thin proteinthreads that helpgive cell shapeand enable theentire cells orparts of a cell tomove.The microscopethat uses series ofglass lenses andvisible light toproduce amagnified imageorganelles thathelpmanufactureproteins. Madeup of DNA andprotein.The basicstructural andfunctional unitof all livingorganismThis is withinthe nucleusand the siteof ribosomeproductiontype of moleculethat helps definecellscharacteristics andhelp cells identifychemical signals.centralorganelle thatcontains cell’sgenetic materialin form of DNA..semifluidmaterialinside theenvironmentof the cell.long, hollowcylinders thatform rigidskeleton forthe cell.network of long,thin proteinsfibers that formframework forcell and anchororganelles.cells thatcontain nucleusand membraneboundorganelles.A type of moleculethat plasmamembrane is mostlymade up of andmakes thephospholipid bilayers.Englishscientist thatdiscoveredcells.Model made toillustrate theplasma membraneas a sea wheremolecules move.part ofphospholipidthat isattracted towater.specializedstructuresthat carry outspecific cellfunctionstwo layers ofphospholipids thatare arranged tail-to-tail. Plasmamembrane iscomposed of this.a microscopethat usesmagnets to aima beam ofelectrons at thinslices of a cell.they movesubstances orwaste materialsthrough theplasmamembrane.a key property of theplasma membranethat allows somesubstances to passthrough, keepingothers out.type of molecule thatprevents fatty-acidstails of phospholipidbilayer from stickingtogether, alsomaintainshomeostasis.cells that do notcontain nucleusand membraneboundorganelles.The membraneof folded sacsand channels,site for proteinand lipidsynthesis.thin proteinthreads that helpgive cell shapeand enable theentire cells orparts of a cell tomove.The microscopethat uses series ofglass lenses andvisible light toproduce amagnified imageorganelles thathelpmanufactureproteins. Madeup of DNA andprotein.The basicstructural andfunctional unitof all livingorganismThis is withinthe nucleusand the siteof ribosomeproductiontype of moleculethat helps definecellscharacteristics andhelp cells identifychemical signals.centralorganelle thatcontains cell’sgenetic materialin form of DNA..semifluidmaterialinside theenvironmentof the cell.long, hollowcylinders thatform rigidskeleton forthe cell.network of long,thin proteinsfibers that formframework forcell and anchororganelles.cells thatcontain nucleusand membraneboundorganelles.A type of moleculethat plasmamembrane is mostlymade up of andmakes thephospholipid bilayers.Englishscientist thatdiscoveredcells.Model made toillustrate theplasma membraneas a sea wheremolecules move.part ofphospholipidthat isattracted towater.specializedstructuresthat carry outspecific cellfunctionstwo layers ofphospholipids thatare arranged tail-to-tail. Plasmamembrane iscomposed of this.

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  1. a microscope that uses magnets to aim a beam of electrons at thin slices of a cell.
  2. they move substances or waste materials through the plasma membrane.
  3. a key property of the plasma membrane that allows some substances to pass through, keeping others out.
  4. type of molecule that prevents fatty-acids tails of phospholipid bilayer from sticking together, also maintains homeostasis.
  5. cells that do not contain nucleus and membrane bound organelles.
  6. The membrane of folded sacs and channels, site for protein and lipid synthesis.
  7. thin protein threads that help give cell shape and enable the entire cells or parts of a cell to move.
  8. The microscope that uses series of glass lenses and visible light to produce a magnified image
  9. organelles that help manufacture proteins. Made up of DNA and protein.
  10. The basic structural and functional unit of all living organism
  11. This is within the nucleus and the site of ribosome production
  12. type of molecule that helps define cells characteristics and help cells identify chemical signals.
  13. central organelle that contains cell’s genetic material in form of DNA.
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  15. semifluid material inside the environment of the cell.
  16. long, hollow cylinders that form rigid skeleton for the cell.
  17. network of long, thin proteins fibers that form framework for cell and anchor organelles.
  18. cells that contain nucleus and membrane bound organelles.
  19. A type of molecule that plasma membrane is mostly made up of and makes the phospholipid bilayers.
  20. English scientist that discovered cells.
  21. Model made to illustrate the plasma membrane as a sea where molecules move.
  22. part of phospholipid that is attracted to water.
  23. specialized structures that carry out specific cell functions
  24. two layers of phospholipids that are arranged tail-to-tail. Plasma membrane is composed of this.