A. Chromatin - 1.
B. Cytoplasm - 8.
C. Endoplasmic reticulum - 7.
D. Golgi apparatus - 9.
E. Lysosomes - 10.
F. Microtubules - 6.
G. Mitochondrion - 2.
H. Nuclear envelope - 11.
I. Nucleolus - 5.
J. Nucleus - 12.
K. Ribosome - 3.
L. Vesicle - 4.
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