(chromatin threads and chromosomes) that is passed on to future generations. May contain nucleoli, which function in protein synthesis. nucleus: (plural = nuclei) oncogene A structure containing a group of tissues with a A structure in a cell specialised to perform particular common function(s), e.g. specific function, e.g. mitochondrion, chloroplast, etc. leaf, root, stem, flower, etc.; in plants: stomach, ear, testis, ovary, etc. Usually surrounded by a membrane. in animals: organ organelle Organisms are composed of cells. These cells function Living or group of systems functioning together together to form tissues, organs, organ systems, for living, e.g. human, plant, mouse, etc. individuals (organisms) and populations. organisation organism A group of organs working together to carry out a A lipid with one of its fatty acids replaced with a function. phosphate group. Needed for cell membrane formation. (organ) systems phospholipid
(chromatin threads and chromosomes) that is passed on to future generations. May contain nucleoli, which function in protein synthesis. nucleus: (plural = nuclei) oncogene A structure containing a group of tissues with a common function(s), e.g. in plants: leaf, root, stem, flower, etc.; in animals: stomach, ear, testis, ovary, etc. organ A structure in a cell specialised to perform particular specific function, e.g. mitochondrion, chloroplast, etc. Usually surrounded by a membrane. organelle Organisms are composed of cells. These cells function together to form tissues, organs, organ systems, individuals (organisms) and populations. organisation Living or group of systems functioning together for living, e.g. human, plant, mouse, etc. organism A group of organs working together to carry out a function. (organ) systems A lipid with one of its fatty acids replaced with a phosphate group. Needed for cell membrane formation. phospholipid
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