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cell macromolecules atoms organelles nucleus functions molecules organs structure tissues At the chemical level, combine to form which combine to form The cell is the basic unit of structure and function, and contains small structures called macromolecules , that are composed of The body is comprised of eleven different organ systems, formed by the organization of cells into tissues and a different set of functions that are interdependent. Each system has Human cells have a nucleus, a cell membrane, and cytoplasm However, not all cells are the same. The different functions of a cell, and thus of an organ and organ system, will require a difference in quantity and type of within those cells.

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ans 1.a.atoms which combine to form

b.molecules which combine to form

c.cell

ans2.organelles

ans3.organ

ans4.structure

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