Prokaryotes
Prokaryotes lack this central feature which eukaryotes have.
What is "nucleus"?
A structure that both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have, allowing selective entry into the cell.
What is "plasma membrane"?
An organelle responsible for motion of a bacterial cell.
What is "flagellum"?
Organelle both plants and animal use for cellular respiration.
Organelle plants use to make sugar.
What is "chloroplast"?
A protein-making machine that is all over a prokaryotic cell (and also in eukaryotes).
What is "ribosome"?
Unlike prokaryotes, in eukaryotes, many are internal structures bound by membranes.
What is "organelles"?
The shape of the chromosomes in bacteria.
What is "circular"?
Large cellular system responsible for synthesizing and modifying proteins; present in both animals and plants.
What is "endomemebrane system"?
The presence of this molecule makes many plant cells look green.
What is "chlorphyll"?
The domains that make up prokaryotes.
What is "archaea and bacteria"?
What DNA folds up into inside the nucleoulus.
What is "chromosome"?
Hair-like features that aid bacteria with adhesion.
What is "fimbriae"?
Digestive organelle of animal cells.
What is "lysosome"?
Structure most responsible for structure in plant cells.
What is "cell wall'?
The site of protein synthesis in prokaryotes.
What is "cytoplasm"?
The sites of protein synthesis in eukaryotes.
What is "rough ER and cytoplasm"?
An organelle bacteria use to transmit DNA to other bacteria.
What is "pilus"?
Structure that allows for the exchange of information from one animal cell to the next.
What is "gap junction"?
Large structue in plants most responsible for storage and also digestion.
What is "central vacuole"?
Organelles in eukaryotes thought to have once been indpendent prokarytotes.
What is "mitochondria and chloroplast"?
The organelle most responsible for decreasing toxic cellular waste products.
What is "peroxisome"?
The innermost of the four layers surrounding a bacteria cell (be specific).
What is "cytoplasmic membrane"?
This organelle is central to carrying out the cell cycle in animal cells, but is not present in plant cells.
What is "centrosome"?
What is "centriole"?
Structure that allows for signals and materials to be transported from one plant cell to the next.
What is "plasmodesmata"?