organelles
The organelle that houses the DNA
Nucleus
transport that doesn't require energy
passive transport
This stage, which includes 4 phases, is when the cell actively prepares to and begins to divide
mitosis
the reactants of photosynthesis
carbon dioxide, water, and solar energy
The organelle that converts energy in food to cellular energy
mitochondrion
passive transport in which a small molecule goes directly through the cell membrane
(simple) diffusion
stage in which the cell prepares for division by, among other things, replicating DNA
interphase
During cellular respiration, this is broken down for energy
glucose
Organelle where photosynthesis happens
chloroplast
type of transport where water moves across a semipermeable membrane
osmosis
stage during which the chromosomes line up in middle of cell
metaphase
the location where respiration occurs
mitochondria (part also occurs in the cytoplasm, but we didn't talk about that!)
where proteins are made
ribosomes
The type of transport that occurs when a solute is moved from a low to high concentration
active transport
stage of mitosis in which nuclei form in the daughter cells
telophase
the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration
The products of one are the reactants of another
Organelle INSIDE a plant cell that stores water and helps provide structural support
central vacuole
A type of active transport in which something is moved into the cell
endocytosis
stage that overlaps with telophase
cytokinesis
The chemical formula for cellular respiration
6O2+C6H12O6--> 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy