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Cells & Diffusion
Part A
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Animal & Plant Cells: Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum | Produced & stores fat and oils. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum | Produces & stores proteins. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Nucleolus | The nucleolus is a small part inside the nucleus of a cell that makes tiny pieces called ribosomes, which help build proteins. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Chromosomes | Proteins that contain DNA which has coded information for making certain molecules. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Nucleus | Controls all activities of the cell; growth and reproduction. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Ribosomes | Helps Rough ER make proteins and is attached to the Rough ER. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Mitochondria | Converts sugar into energy for the cell. Powerhouse of the cell. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Cell Membrane | Allows certain molecules to go in or out of the cell. Molecules diffuse in our out of a cell. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Cytoplasm | Fluid in the cell, gel like, allows organelles to move around. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Golgi Bodies | Modifies & packages proteins from the Rough ER with enzymes. |
| Animal & Plant Cells: Vacuoles | Stores water, minerals & vitamins and is much bigger in plant cells than animal cells. |
| Animal Cell: Lysosomes | Breaks down food, invading bacteria & old/damages organelles. If a cell doesn't kill itself you have cancer and a possibly a tumor. |
| Animal Cell: Centrioles | Helps with the cell division (mitosis) and spindle fibres come from here. |
| Plant Cell: Cell Wall | Supports and protects the cell; does not allow molecules in or out. |
| Plant Cell: Chloroplasts & Photosynthesis | Uses sunlight to make its own food. Plants make their own sugar using the Photosynthesis equation: CO2+H2O+light = Sugar +O2. |
| Diffusion & example | Movement of molecules from areas of high concentration to low concentration. Ex: perfume. |
| Osmosis & example | Movement of WATER molecules from high concentration of WATER to low concentration of WATER. Ex: your hands when you exit a pool. |
| Permeable | Allows any molecules to diffuse across membrane. |
| Semi-permeable | Allows certain molecules to diffuse across membrane. |
| Non-permeable | Allows no molecules to diffuse across membrane. |