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What is the general term for all cellular contents between the plasma membrane and the nucleus?
Well there is the cytoplasm which is a chemical substance that holds a protein carrying substance called Ribosomes.
There is lots more cellular machinery inside the plasma membrane.
Golgi apparatus ( there like packing plants of the cell)
mitochondria (the power house of the cell)
endoplasmic reticulum ( there are 2 kinds: rough ER which is for transport and protein synthesis, and smooth ER which which transports carbohydrates)
secretory vesicles (a sac that the Golgi uses for secretion)
Lysosome (breaks down lipids, nuclear acid and phospholipids.)
all of the cellular contents together would be called cellular machinery.
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