Unit 5 Cell Structure & Transport

____are the basic units of structure and function in the human body.

What happens to a protein after the Golgi body gets ready to ship it?

The cell membrane is made up of _____.

Identify structure represented by the picture-stores nutrients & wastes mainly in animal cells- small & has membrane.

A _____ produces sugars through photosynthesis (in plants of course).

600 mL = ____L

In a(n)_____solution a red blood cell, potatoe cell or an egg cell will shrink.

5 m = __________cm

Produces lipids and complex carbs.

Identify the organelle- distribution so shipping & packaging.

Proteins are too large to be moved through the cell membrane so they can be transported out of the cell by ____.

Identify the organelle- whole thing- control center of cell.

All animal cells are round or irregular shaped.

Identify the organelle represented by the picture- gatekeeper-controls what goes in and out of cell.

Identify the organelle- double membrane and powerhouse of cell.

Which represents the path of newly made proteins?

____is the powerhouse of the cell. ATP is made here (cell respiration).

If molecules are too large to be moved through the cell membrane, then they can be transported into the cell by ____.

The cell membrane is often described as being_____.

The ____is a storage vesicle in plants for water and minerals.

The ____supports and protects the plant cell.

_____can pass easily through the cell membrane.

_____is the fluid-like interior of cell that holds most of the organelles.

The _____regulates what goes in and out of the cell.

Because this scientist made better lenses for the microscope, he was able to see cells in greater detail.

Small nonpolar molecules without a charge can pass easily through the membrane.

Which of the following are examples of active transport?

____is the movement of water from a High concentration to Low concentration across a selectively permeable membrane.

The study of the structure and function of cells is called _____.

The_____makes the ribosomes and is made of RNA and proteins.

If someone sprays aerosol in one room, people can soon smell it in a nearby room. This is an example of____.

One cell has a height of 3 mm and another cell has a height of 4 mm. Both are cubes. Which cell is more efficient?

Identify the organelle represented by the picture- recycling center.

What will happen to the cell if the solution outside the red blood cell, potato cell or egg cell is hypotonic?

Which of the following units is the smallest?

Which of the following are examples of passive transport?

Produce proteins for the cell.

_____is movement of particles from a high concentration to a low concentration across membrane.

Which unit of measurement is used to measure volume?

____help with cell division and are only found in animal cells.

Identify the organelle represented by the picture- protein factories.

Which of the following scientists justified that animals are made up of cells?

_____holds all of the codes for all of the protein recipes in a cell.

The only human cell to have a flagellum (whip-like tail made of microtubules) is the _____.

The ____transports proteins.

Identify the organelle.

2 g = ____mg

The_____digests worn out cell parts for the cell so recycles.

Distributes and packages proteins for the cell.

A cell that has no nucleus, DNA, few membrane-bound organelles, and a cell wall is a ____cell.

The cell theory parts include____.

The ____is the control center of the cell and directs the cell's activities.