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The function of the nucleus. A 100
What controls the cell? A 100
The organelle that produces many ATP molecules. A 200
What is the mitochondrion? A 200
Chromatin consists of this. A 300
What is DNA? A 300
Besides microtubules, these make up the cytoskeleton. A 400
What are microfilaments? A 400
It makes cell membrane component, moves materials throughout the cell and other functions. A 500
What is the endoplasmic reticulum? A 500
The cell organelle that may be attached to the endoplasmic reticulum and makes proteins. B 100
What is the ribosome? B 100
This very extensive organelle that can modify proteins produced by attached ribosomes. B 200
What is the endoplasmic reticulum? B 200
These are produced to move proteins from the endoplasmic reticulum to Golgi. B 300
What are vesicles? B 300
This organelles can package proteins for export from the cell. B 400
What is the Golgi Apparatus? B 400
These enzyme-filled organelles are produced by the Golgi apparatus. B 500
What are lysosomes? B 500
A blood cell placed in an isotonic solution appears this way. C 100
What is the same as it did before? C 100
This develops in a plant cell when placed in a hypotonic solution. C 200
What is Turgor Pressure? C 200
An animal cell that has undergone cytolysis changes to look like this. C 300
What is fat or bloated (or it bursts)? C 300
DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE
The term used to describe a red blood cell that becomes bloated due to being in a hypotonic solution. C 400
What is hemolysis(or cytolysis? C 400
An elodea cell with 99% water & 1% salt is placed in a 6% NaCl solution that is 94% water. This word specifically describes what happens to a plant cell such as elodea under these conditions. C 500
What is plasmolysis? C 500
This structure supports and protects plant cells. D 100
What is the cell wall? D 100
This organelle is the site of photosynthesis. D 200
What is the chloroplast? D 200
Plant cells usually have this large, centrally-located storage structure. D 300
What is a vacuole? D 300
This scientist named microbes animalcules. D 400
Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek? D 400
These plant structures have double membranes and may contain pigments or other compounds (such as starch). Chloroplasts are examples. P _ _ _ _ _ _ D 500
What are plastids? D 500
These energy molecules are required for active transport. E 100
What are ATP molecules? E 100
During active transport processes (such as membrane pumps) substances move in this manner with regards to the concentration gradient. E 200
What is against? E 200
Carrier molecules are used for this active transport process. E 300
What is the Na+ - K+ pump? E 300
This endocytosis process is sometimes called cell-eating as a cell brings in food. E 400
What is phagocytosis? E 400
A white blood cell that can engulf bacteria in your body is known as this. E 500
What is a macrophage (or phagocyte)? E 500
This type of energy moves molecules during the simple diffusion process. F 100
What is kinetic? F 100
Na+ and Cl- can move down the concentration gradient through the plasma membrane through these. F 200
What are ion channels? F 200
Osmosis always involves these. F 300
What are a concentration gradient of water, and a selectively-permeable membrane? F 300
This molecule is usually moved into a cell by facilitated diffusion. F 400
What is glucose? F 400
Ion channels are necessary to move certain substances across the cell membrane because of this reason. F 500
They shield the ions from the non-polar part of the bilipid layer. F 500
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