Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells,
Organelles that Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells have in common.
What are Cytoplasm, Ribosomes, Plasma Membrane, DNA?
What is Cell Wall?
Small organelles that are responsible for making proteins.
What is Ribosome?
The powerhouse of the cell.
What is mitochondria?
Long, whip-like thread used to propel the cell along.
What is Flagella?
The kind of cells that have a Nucleus?
What is Eukaryotic?
What is Chloroplast?
Series of membranes and connected tubes that provide a surface for the cells chemical reactions.
What is Endoplasmic Recticulum?
Fluid-filled sacs used to store food, water, ect.
What is Vacuole?
Heavily pigmented area sensitive to light.
What is Eyespot or What is Stigma?
The kind of DNA that Prokaryotic Cells have.
What is Circular Chromosome?
The Large, Central Organelle that stores water in plant cells.
What is Central Vacuole?
Web of tubes and fibers made of protein in the cytoplasm.
What is Cytoskeleton?
Small round structures containing enzymes that break down food, digest waste, and protect from foreign invaders.
What are Lysosomes?
The stomach of the cell.
What is Contractile Vacuole?
What is Organelles?
The material that makes up the Cell Wall.
What is Cellulose?
Thick, semi-fluid, jell-like structure made mostly of water which suspends organelles.
What is Cytoplasm?
Flexible outer layer that protects the cell from the environment.
What is Cell Membrane?
The mouth of the cell.
What is Oral Groove?
The form of Reproduction that Prokaryotic Cells use.
What is Asexual reproduction?
The flat disks contained in the Chloroplast.
What is Grana or What is Thylakoid?
Stack of flat membrane-covered sacks that sort and package chemicals for 'export'.
What is Golgi Body
Small cylindrical structures that form spindle fibers to pull newly separated chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell during cell division in animals.
What are Centrioles?
Tiny hairs that move simultaneously to move the cell in a specific direction.
What is Cilia?