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| 5. | The theory that states that all organisms are composed of one or more cells |
| 7. | The main plant molecule responsible for trapping energy from sunlight |
| 9. | The jelly-like substance that fills the nucleus |
| 10. | An extensive network of folded membranes and sacs in the cytoplasm functioning like a cell "subway" |
| 13. | The membrane surrounding the nucleus |
| 14. | An organelle found in plants and algae that performs photosynthesis |
| 15. | Small holes in the nuclear membrane |
| 16. | An organsim used by humans that frequently performs fermentation, such as to make bread |
| 18. | Storage organelles |
| 19. | A molecule that is one of the products of fermentation occurring in muscles |
| 20. | A structure inside the nucleus that makes pieces of ribosomes |
| 22. | A molecule that is able to absorb light |
| 25. | The mixture of proteins and carbohydrates that make up the cell wall of most bacteria |
| 26. | A series of folded membranes that process proteins after receiving them from the ER |
| 27. | The rpocess of glucose being broken down |
| 28. | Cell that contain a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles; typical of animal cells, plant cells, and fungus cells and algae cells. |