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Cells test

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The smallest unit of an organism Cell
What tells the job a cell does? Shape
What are the two types of cells? Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic
Who Built a microscope that first discovered cells that look like honeycomb Robert Hooke
Part of the cell that helps to break down material Lysosome
Cells that have genetic material surrounded by cell membrane Eukaryotic
Cells that are NOT surrounded by genetic material Prokaryotic
Used to make proteins in the cell RNA
What is made up of cells? Plants and animals
Offers protection from the outside Cell membrane
Ribosomes cover what ____ organelle within the cell Rough ER
Makes up the macromolecule carbohydrate Sugar
Lipids play an important role as what? A protective membrane
What cells are multicellular? Eukaryotic
What cells are single celled? Prokaryotic
What is necessary for photosynthesis? Chloroplast
Two macromolecules that offer energy storage to the cell Lipids and carbohydrates
An organelle that prepares protein proteins into vesicles to transport from one area of a cell to another Golgi apparatus
What type of cells are animal cells? Eukaryotic and they are multicellular
What are macromolecules? a substance that forms by joining many small molecules together
examples of a macromolecule nucleic acids DNA and RNA PROTEINS AND LIPIDS AND CARBOHYDRATES
Created by: ahulette
 

 



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