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Larger in Plant cells than animal cells. Stores water and other substances.  \n2.   Only plant cells have this. It is a protective wall made of cellulose.  \n3.   1. All living things are made of cells. 2. Cells are the basic units of life (structure and function) 3. All cells come from cells.  \n4.   Simplest cell type. Does not have a nucleus.  \n5.   Called the powerhouse of the cell. Where a cell get's all it's energy from.  \n6.   Made of different tissues that function together (ex. the brain)  \n7.   Breaks down food into particles the restofthe cell can use. Destroys old cells (recycles them) -In Animal Cells only.  \n8.   Single celled organism.  \n9.   Inside of the nucleus, this organelle produces ribosomes.  \n10.   The internal delivery system of the cell, many ribosomes are in this organelle, Two kinds: Smooth and Rough.  \nA. Cell Wall  \nB. Cell Theory  \nC. Endoplasmic Reticulum  \nD. Nucleolus  \nE. Organ  \nF. Lysosome  \nG. Vacuole  \nH. Unicellular  \nI. 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