Cell Parts
DNA and Cell Division
Cell Basics
Organelles
Cell Transport
100

This organelle copies protein-building instructions from the nucleus

RNA

100

Stores genetic instructions needed to make all proteins in the organism

DNA

100

The basic unit of life

Cell

100

This organelle produces proteins

ribosomes

100

movement of molecules from high concentration to low concentration

diffusion

200

This organelle generates and stores energy for the cell

mitochondria

200

The stage of the cell cycle when a cell is not splitting into 2 cells

Interphase

200

Cells that have a nucleus

Eukaryotic

200

The control center of the cell

nucleus

200

The diffusion of water across a membrane 

osmosis

300

A network of tubes and filaments throughout the cell

Cytoskeleton

300

Each section of DNA that has information for a particular protein

Gene

300

Cells that lack a nucleus 

Prokaryotic 

300

The powerhouse of the cell

Mitochondria 

300

Type of energy that requires no energy

passive transport 

400

Control center of the cell

Nucleus 

400

Duplicated chromosomes stuck together during interphase

Chromatids

400

The scientist who first observed and named cells

Robert Hooke

400

This organelle packages and ships proteins

Golgi apparatus

400

The movement of materials that uses energy

active transport 

500

The liquid found inside a cell

Cytosol

500

The part of the cell cycle directly involved in dividing one cell into two daughter cells

Mitosis

500

The 3 principles that state all living things are made out of cells, cells are the basic unit of life, and cells come from existing cells

Cell theory

500

Plant cell organelles that use sunlight to make sugar

chloroplasts

500

The condition in which concentrations become equal

equilibrium

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