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6th Biology

TermDefinition
Cell Wall Surrounds and protects the cell, gives it shape (plant)
Cell Membrane Lets things in and out of the cell, surrounds the cell (both)
Nucleus Command Center or Brain (Both)
Cytoplasm The liquid gel inside the cell that holds the organelles (Both)
Rough ER Ribosome highway (Both)
Smooth ER Moves Proteins (Both)
Ribosome Read the DNA (Both)
Mitochondrion Makes energy from food (Both)
Vacuole Stores water and food (Both)
Lysosome Destroys garbage (Animal)
Chloroplast Creates sugar/makes the plant green (Plant)
Cytoskeleton Gives the cell shape (Both)
Golgi Complex Packages and delivers things for the cell (Both)
Eukaryote A cell with a nucleus
Who is the father of genetics? Gregor Mendel
Who created the DNA model? Watson and Crick
What can be found on chromosomes? Genes
What is responsible for heredity? DNA
In what year was the first compound microscope invented? 1590
Who discovered the nucleus? Robert Brown
When were chromosomes discovered? 1882
How are viruses and bacteria different? Viruses need our cells to multiply, bacteria doesn't.
Where is the X-axis found on a graph? Along the bottom, horizontal
Where is the Y-axis found on a graph? On the side, or vertical
Where is the title found on a graph? At the top
What are two things we could improve about our bacteria experiment? Have the same person count everyday, have the people touch the same amount of jello
Created by: NelsonKK
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