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| 2. | The tubular passageways that help transport proteins. |
| 4. | The jelly-like fluid found inside the cell membrane. |
| 7. | a process of cell division htat forms two new new nuclei, each of which has the same number of chromosomes. |
| 9. | A nuclear membrane forms around the chromosomes in each cell in this step of mitosis. |
| 10. | Two new daughter cells are formed in this stage of cellular reproduction. |
| 13. | Known as the clean up crew for cells; helps digest food and broken down cell organelles; most common in animal cells. |
| 17. | The movement of certain molecules across the cell membrane that does require energy. |
| 19. | The movement of molecules across the cell membrane |
| 20. | The chromosomes are pulled apart and move toward opposite ends of the cell in this step of mitosis. |
| 21. | The powerhouse of the cell; it makes the energy for the cell by breaking down food molecules for glucose. |
| 23. | Two types of this can occur: 1) aerobic- requires oxygen to release the energy stored in food. 2) anaerobic- energy is released without oxygen ( also called fermentation ). |
| 24. | The movement of water throughout the cell. |
| 26. | When large molecules are surrounded by the cell membrane ( vesicle ) and brought inside the cell. |
| 27. | All of the chemical reactions in a cell; this is the process changing energy from one form to another. |
| 28. | The chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell in this step of mitosis. |