Movement across the Membrane
What type of solution causes no net movement of water across the cell membrane?
ISOTONIC
What structure inside a cell contains our genetic material (DNA)?
NUCLEUS
What is the name of the structure that has the primary role of producing Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)?
MITOCHONDRIA
What is a group of tissues performing a common function?
ORGAN
What type of tissue is responsible for movement?
MUSCLE TISSUE
What is the process called that is defined by movement of water across a membrane?
OSMOSIS
Which stage of cell division consist of the chromosomes lining up in the middle of the cell?
METAPHASE
What is the primary function of Ribosomes?
PROTEIN PRODUCTION
Which type of muscle tissue is NON-Striated?
SMOOTH
What is the process called when particles travel from a area of high concentration to low concentration across a cell membrane?
DIFFUSION
Which stage of cell division consist of the chromatid being pulled apart?
ANAPHASE
What is the process called that creates identical daughter cells?
MITOSIS
What category of tissue is found lining the surface of cavities and organs?
EPITHELIAL TISSUE
What is the tissue type that comes in a stratified, cuboidal, squamous, and columnar form?
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
What structure has the function of breaking down waste and old cell parts to be disposed?
LYSOSOMES
What structure is responsible for the transport of proteins and lipids produced in the cell?
SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM (ER)
What category of tissue allows you to think and make proper decisions?
NERVE TISSUE
This type of tissue is made up of cells called chondrocytes.
CARTILAGE
What type of transport requires molecules to pass through the cell membrane with the use of surface proteins?
FACILITATED TRANSPORT
What is the structure called that package proteins in the cell?
GOLGI APPARATUS
What is the Active Transport System called that involves bringing materials into the cell by way of pinocytosis and phagocytosis?
ENDOCYTOSIS
What is the structure called that is found between the epithelial tissue and the underlying tissue it's attached to?
BASEMENT MEMBRANE
What are the 4 types of connective tissue?
FIBROUS, CARTILAGE, BONE, & BLOOD