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Cell/Cell Structure

Cell/Cell Structure and Functions of Organelles

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The scientist responsible for creating the microscope and one of the first individuals to see the first "microorganism" is known as who? Anton Von Leeuwenhoek
The scientist responsible for coining the term "cell" from his viewing of cork is who? Robert Hooke
The brilliant scientist who came up with the idea that plants are made of cells was who? Matthias Schleiden
A scientist who works with plants is called what? Botanist
The scientist who came up with the idea that old cells give rise to new cells was who? Rudolf Virchow
The most basic and simplest cells known that LACK a membrane bound nucleus are called? Prokaryotic
Which types of organisms probably do not have a nucleus? Bacteria
Which cells are probably the biggest? Eukaryotic: Plant
What would you probably find in BOTH Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells? Ribosomes
Which cell structure would you only find in Prokaryotic Cells? Pili
What structure could you find in Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells? Cell Wall
What structure is only in Eukaryotic Cells? Cell Membrane
All living things are made of ______ or more cells. 1
Cells are the basic unit of ____ and _____ in an organism. Structure/Function
Cells come only from the _________ of existing _________. Reproduction/Cells
The Protein rich FLUID BY ITSELF within the cell is called the ______? Cytosol
The organelle that is responsible for packaging macromolecules produced by the Rough ER is known as the ________? Golgi
The organelle that stores all of the genetic information and DNA in the cell is called the _______? Nucleus
The organelle that may have Ribosomes attached to it is the ________? Rough ER
Part of the Cytoskeleton that provides support and shape for cell or nucleus is _______? Microtubules
Energy is produced in this organelle? Mitochondria
This is where Photosynthesis occurs in Plant Cells. Chloroplast
Part of the plant cell that is made of complex-sugar or Polysaccharides. Cell Wall
The extensive network of membranes responsible for transporting macromolecules is called the _______? Golgi
The organelle that synthesizes (builds) proteins is called the ________ Rough ER
The organelle that builds proteins that will be exported from the cell is called ______ Ribosomes
The organelle that specializes in detoxifying drugs and alcohol is called ______ and is found extensively in the _______ (organ in the human body) Smooth ER/Liver
Organelle responsible for intracellular digestion, it contains enzymes _______ Lysosomes
Organelle responsible for breaking down Hydrogen Peroxide Peroxisome
Stores Nutrients (like water) and waste products. Biggest organelle in a plant cell. ________? Vacuole
Organelle in the ANIMAL CELL that is essential for cell reproduction is called _______? Nucleus
This organelle is used for movement by both animal and bacteria cells. Flagella
What regulates the pressure in a cell? Central Vacuole
What holds the structure of the Nucleus? The Nucleolus
What Determines what gets into the cell? The Cell Membrane
What organelle produces Microtubes? Centrosome
Cell Membrane is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Both
Cell Wall is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Plant
Vacuole is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Animals
Golgi is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Both
Central Vacuole is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Plants
Chloroplast is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Plant
Mitochondria is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Both
Centrosome is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Both
Centriole is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Animal
Lysosomes is found in Animal/Plant/Both? Both
The movement of molecules from an area of High Concentration to an area of Low Concentration is called ______? Diffusion
When will Molecules stop moving in diffusion? When Equilibrium has been reached
When Equilibrium has been reached, we call it ________ Homeostasis
What 2 things affect the rate of diffusion? Concentration Gradient and Temperature
Define: Concentration Gradient A difference in Concentration
What is Osmosis? A form of Diffusion that deals with Water
What is another word for "break open" "Lyse"
What is it called when a cell shrinks caused by Osmosis "Plasmolysis"
Define: Passive Transport Diffusion that uses any energy
What is Active Transport? When a substance is moved against the Concentration Gradient (uses Energy)
What is another name for the Cell Membrane Plasma Membrane
What is the Cell Membrane made up A Phospholipid Bi-layer
What other lipid is found in the Cell Membrane? Cholesterol
Where are Glyoproteins embedded into? The Phospholipid Bi-layer
What kind of proteins go all the way through the Bi-layer Channel Proteins
What proteins are only embedded on one side of the Bi-layer Peripheral Proteins
What are some functions of the Cell Membrane? Protection, Allowing Stuff In/Out
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