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FRESHMAN CELL TEST

Cells

Question/DeffinitionAnswer
Everything is allowed in and out Permeable
Nothing is allwed in or out Impermeable
Certain things are allowed in and out Selectively Permeable
Movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration; does not require energy Passive transport
Movement of any molecule from higher to lower concentration Diffusion
Movement of water from higher to lower concentraion osmosis
The movement of molecules from lower to higher concentraions; requires energy Active Transport
Example of Diffusion Smells
A process by which large particles enter a cell Endocytosis
Process by which large particles exit a cell Exocytosis
Process by which a white blood cell takes over a pathogen Phagocytosis
Pressure against the cell membrane from within the cell Turgor pressure
Increase in pressure for an animal cell; cell bursts Cytolysis
Increase in pressure for a plant cell; stiff, firm Turgid
Decrease in pressure for an animal cell; soft and limp Flaccid
Decrease in pressure for a plant cell; wilts Plasmolysis
Equal #s of molecules on both sides of the membrane; pressure remains contrant Equilibrium
Balance between a cell and its environment; pressure remains constant Homeostasis
MORE water molecules than another environment (less solutes) Hypotonic
LESS water molecules than another environment (more solutes) Hypertonic
Equal amounts of water molecules Isotonic
Cells store energy in bonds of ___ ATP
ATP stands for___ Adenosine TRIphosphate
ATP is the energy currency of the cell within the ___ Mitochondria
ADP stands for___ Adenosine DIphosphate
How is ATP made? Bonding a phosphate group to ADP stores energy and makes ATP
Breaking down ATP to ADP and a phosphate group ___ energy releases
This cell part changes energy from one form to another Mitochondria
Chemical equation for aerobic respiration: C6H12 + 6O2 ----> 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
Traps energy from sunlight to convert it into chemical energy (glucose) during the process of photosynthesis Chloroplasts
Chemical equation for photosynthesis (takes placce in chloroplast) 6 C O2 + 6 H2 O ----> C6 H12 O6 + 6 O2
The equation for aerobic is ____ the equation for photosynthesis Opposite
I am a green organelle that transforms light energy to chemical energy to be used as food Chloroplats
I produce proteins in a cell Ribosomes
I store the RNA that will make the ribosomes Nucleus
I am the liquid that fills up the cell Cytoplasm
I am an opening in the nuclear membrane and allow molecules to pass through Nuclear Pore
I am a canal or "highway" that transports molecules within the cell ER
I regulate what comes into or out of the cell Cell Membrane
I am the control center of the cell; I contain DNA Nucleus
I contain digestive enzymes; I also break down worn or excess cell parts Lysosomes
I release energy in the cell by breaking down glucose Mitochondria
I become the Chromosomes when the cell is about to divide Chromatin
I store water and minerals in the plant cells Vacuole
I aid in cell division in animal cells; I am not found in plant cells Centriole
I package molecules to be sent out to other cells Golgi Body
All living thins are made up of units called______ cells
Who suggested that all animals are made of cells Schwann
___ is an organism made up of only one cell Unicellur
Who was the 1st person to examine cells under the microscope? Leeuwenhoek
Who suggested that all plants are made up of cells? Schleiden
Who proposed that all living things were composed of cells? Hooke
___ cells are true cells with a membrane-bound nucleus and membrane bound organelles Eukaryotic
___ cells are cells that do not have a membrane-bound nucleus or organelles Prokaryotic
___ describes an organism that is made of many cells Multicelluar
3 parts of cell thory are... (1) all things are made of cells, (2) cells are the unit of all living things, (3) all cells come from existing cells
DO YOU KNOW.... CELL DIAGRAM?
DO YOU KNOW... MICROSCOPE DIAGRAM?
WHY DON'T YOU... LOOK AT THE CELL CHART!?
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