Biology 2018 ch 8

Membrane bound small structures that perform specific jobs inside cells.

Uses beams of electrons to look at extremely small orgamisms

Organs that work together to perform the same function

Jellylike fluid inside cells, mostly water

A cell drinking. Moving liquid into a cell.

Which of the following are parts of the cell theory?

Where are some proteins made in a cell?

Network of protein filaments that help a cell keep its shape

The movement of water both directions across a membrane, equally.

These capture the energy of the sun and carbon dioxide to make sugar and oxygen

Where the DNA is contained in a eukaryotic cell

Who is credited with using the first microscope to look at his own teeth gunk?

A state of constant conditions inside a cell.

The ability to measure if a cell is shrinking or swelling based on the amount of water in it.

Moving a large particle out of a cell

Where proteins are folded and repackaged with other biomolecules and shipped out to the cell.

A flexible membrane that regulates what goes into and out of the cell.

Type of cell that has a nucleus.

The movement of water into a cell. More water inside a cell and it swells.

Recycling center of the cell. Where worn out parts are recycled for their raw materials

Moving from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration, using no energy.

Who looked at lots of plant cells and saw that all plants are made of cells?

Where proteins are made.

Will I need to be able to identify a diagram of a cell?

Who looked at lots of animal cells and saw that all animals are made of cells?

Moving a large particle inside a cell

The movement of water out of a cell. Cell has shrunk and has lots of solutes in it.

Type of cell that has no nucleus.

What is the smallest unit of life?

A fundamental concept of biology.

Thin barrier that separates cell from its surroundings. Found in all cells

Strong outer layer of plant cells that are made of cellulose.

Tissues that work together to perform the same function

A protein channel that moves water across a membrane

Who looked at cork and named what he saw "cell?"

The movement of water across a membrane

A cell eating. Moving solid matter into a cell.

Where cells store materials until they are needed.

Cells that work together to perform the same function

The powerhouse of the cell. Where food is transformed to ATP

Internal membrane system where important biomolecules are made

Using special protein channels to get across a membrane. Still moving from high to low.

Allowing some substances into the cell and some things not into the cell.

The movement of particles from low concentration to high concentration using a cell's energy

Why are cells called "cells?"

Where are lipids made in a cell?

Uses light an lenses to look at extremely small organisms