Cells

2. a structure that protects and supports a plant cell.
4. a tail-like feature on a cell that allows cells to move around.
5. the part of a plant cell that creates photosynthesis.
6. _________ is when the specimen or thing you are looking at has been enlarged to see more.
9. the basic structural unit of life
10. an area that stores food, water and more for the cell.
11. a watery substance that holds the organelles and is also used for chemical reaction transport in the body.
12. the outer edge of the cell that holds the cell contents together.
13. the area of the specimen that you can see through the eyepiece.

1. the part of the cell that controls everything the cell does.
2. the theory that states the three things about cells. 1. every living things consists of cells. 2. cells are the basic structural unit of life. and 3. all cells come from already existing cells
3. a very strong microscope that uses beams of electrons instead of light.
7. the rod-like structures that contain the genetic information of the cell.
8. small structures in a cell that have a specific task.
9. hair-like substances that help propel the cell.