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    How can I label the animal cell?
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    Draw arrows pointing to each part of the cell and on the other side of the arrow write the name of that part.
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    What is a golgi apparatus?
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    A golgi apparatus or golgi complex is a set of membranes bounded in fluid -- filled vesicles, vacoules and flattened cristernae (closed sacs). It exists near the nucleus in animal cells.
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    What is meant by tissue?
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    Any of the distinct types of material of which animals or plants are made, consisting of specialized cells and their products.
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    What is protoplasm?
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    Protoplasm makes up the living part of the cell. It includes the cytoplasm, nucleus, and other organelles.
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    What's the meaning of 'vacuole'?
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    The vacuole contains cell sap, which acts as an osmoregulator by helping remove excess water from the cell.
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    Can I add color to my drawn animal cell?
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    Of course you can; it's your own work of art, so you can do whatever you want to do with it.
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