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chap 7 cells

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cell smallest unit that can carry on prcoesses of life
cell membrane seperates cell from its external enviorment
cell wall found in plant cell, made of cellulose
chloroplast uses energy from sunlight to make energy rich food
chromosome DNA, genetic information
cilia short, hairlike, on the surface of cells
cytoplasm jellylike material within the cell
cytoskeleton framework of the cell
endoplasmic reticulum folded sacs/tunnes that might be covered by ribosomes
Eukaryote contains nucleus and membrane bound organelles
flagella whips back and forth for locomotion
golgi apparatus processes, packages, and secretes
leucoplast stores starches, proteins, and lipids
lysosome filled with enzymes used to break down food into particles that can be used
microfilament protein threads, helps give cell shape
microtubule supports cell, helps cells moce
mitochondria uses energy from food to make high evergy compounds
nucleolus ribosomes are made here
nucleus directs cells
organelles cell component that performs a function
plastid stores food and pigment
prokaryote lacks nuclei and membrane bound organelles
ribosome where proteins are made
spindle fiber aid in movement of chromosomes during division
vacuole saclike structure that stores material
diffusion the movement of particles from an area of high to low concentration
osmosis the diffusion of water
isotonic solution the solute concentration is equal inside and outside of the cell
plasmolysis a plant cell looks wilted because of
hypertonic solution the solute concentration is greater outside of the cell than inside
passive transport the general movement of material without the use of energy
endocytosis pinching of the cell membrane to allow large quantities to enter the cel
turgor pressure occurs when a plant cell is places in a hypotonic envirorment
hypotonic solution the solute concentration is less outside of the cell than inside
ATP energy storage molecule of life
active transport movement of material against a concentration gradient requiring energy
sodium potassium pump an example of active transport using membrane proteins
exocytosis pinching of the cell membrane to allow large quantities to exit the cell
homeostasis steady state with the enviorment
pinocytosis fluid movement using endocytosis or exocytosis
cytolysis explosion of an animal cell
equilibrium the movement of molecules across a membrane is equal in both directions
phagocytosis large solid particle movement using endocyosis or exocytosis
semipermeable allows some materials to pass through but not others
contractile vacoule found in some single celled organisms as a mechanism for eliminating excess water from the cell
plasma membrane phosphilipids bi layer with proteins floating like ice bergs
facilitated diffusion movement of materials using carrier proteins without using energy
tissue group of similar cells that perform a particular function
organ groups of tissues that work together to perform a specific function
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