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algol [13]
4 years ago
9

Cell Parts and Functions

Biology
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suter [353]4 years ago
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Answer:1 = nucleus,2= smooth endoplasmic reticulum,3=centrioles,4=nucleolus,5= cell membrane,6=mitochondria,7= nuclear envelope,8= lysosomes,9= cell wall,10= ribosomes,11= vacuole,12= chloroplast,13= cytoplasm and 14= Golgi apparatus

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