Unit 3: Cells Cell BasicsCell Parts ICell Parts IIProkaryotes, Eukaryotes, and Multicellular Organisms Potpourri
According to the cell theory, new cells are made only by these
Name 2 structures we learned about that ALL cells (prokaryotic & eukaryotic) have
According to the cell theory, every living thing is made up of one or more of these.
These are the two major types of cells found on Earth.
Bacteria are made of this type of cells.
If you were looking for DNA in a eukaryotic cell, this organelle would be the place to look.
This set of folded membranes is where proteins are labeled and sent to their final destinations.
These tiny cell parts have the important job of making proteins
What is the name of the structures these cells use to move?
This is the basic structure of a cell membrane.
Which cell part controls what can enter and exit a cell?
In plant cells, a tough cell wall is built from this important carbohydrate
Mitochondria produce what important product for the cell?
Found only in plant cells, this cell structure captures the energy of sunlight to make carbohydrates
This series of folded membranes is where proteins are made and processed
Of the two types of cells found on Earth, these are larger and more complex than the other.
By definition, a prokaryotic cell is a cell that does not have one of these.
A group of similar cells working together make a tissue. When several tissues work together, they are classified as one of these.
Prokaryotes may not have many cell parts, but they do have these two.
Name the three cell parts that are used for cell movement.
Proteins made by a cell are built from these building blocks
This big organelle stores water and other chemicals in plant cells
Energy storage is the main function of this group of macromolecules.
These two cell parts have their own DNA and reproduce independently from the rest of the cell, which provides support for endosymbiotic theory DAILY DOUBLE
Many organs working together to carry out a function in an organism are called this.