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I'm assuming this is the Holt, Rinehart, and Winston work sheet, because I had to do it for biology so here's what I gotAcross1- cytoplasm6- bacteria9- nucleus11- lysosome12- prokaryotic14- golgicomplex18- multicellular22- cell23- organ25- hooke26- chloroplast27- organism28- organsystems29- organelleDown1-community2-cellwall3-ribosomes4-dna5-tissue7-eukaryotic8-vesicles10-population13-mitochondria15-cellmembrane16-nucleolus17-celltheory19-er20-atp21-ecosystem24-vacuoleHope I saved you some time!
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An adipocyte is a type of cell, present in adipose tissue, where fat is stored as a source of energy.
photosyntis dumb head !
There is probably more than one cell organelle crossword puzzle. You need to be specific.
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There is probably more than one cell organelle crossword puzzle. You need to be specific.
I'm not sure which specific crossword puzzle you are referring to. Can you provide more information or clues so I can help you with the answers?
If you are asking this, you need to pay attention in class more, or u r lazy
Try oneacross.comCross word puzzle answers are words; words that must match the spaces that are already filled in.
Across2. Glycolysis10. Cellular respiration12. Pigments13. Cytric acid cycle14. Photosynthesis15. Electron transportdown.1. Alcoholic fermentation3. Adenosine triphosphate4. light dependent5. Nadp6. photolysis7. Chlorophyii8. Adenosine diphosphate9. Calvin cycle11. LIGHT INDEPENDENT
Hold the Ctrl key and then press the Page Down key. For the crossword puzzle it's "pagedown"
Any compound that increases the number of hydronium ions when dissolved in water
Vesicles. Stupid science crossword puzzle
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Mitochondrion is a 14-letter biology term that refers to the organelle responsible for producing energy in eukaryotic cells through cellular respiration.