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Scientists use this word for any part of a cell enclosed by a membrane
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Scientists use this word for any part of a cell enclosed by a membrane
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An organelle is the word that scientists use to describe a part of a cell that is enclosed by a membrane. A lysosome, nucleus and a mitochondria are all examples of organelles.
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