1. Organelles work together to sustain the overall function of the cell and maintain homeostasis (state of balance). Predict what would happen if one of the organelles was removed. How would that affect the survival and efficiency of the cell?

1. Organelles work together to sustain the overall function of the cell and maintain homeostasis (state of balance). Predict what would happen if one of the organelles was removed. How would that affect the survival and efficiency of the cell?

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Chapter4: Cell Structure

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