Endomembrane
This central part of a cell is the start of the endomembrane system, moving things from the nucleus to the ER.
Nuclear envelope
In alcohol fermentation, glucose is converted into pyruvate and ultimately into this...
Ethanol
A partner to myosin, this microfilament helps our muscles contract.
Actin
These help nearby cells either join together or stay separated.
Intercellular junctions
Besides glycolysis, its the other part of cellular respiration where substrate-level phosphorylation takes place.
Citric acid cycle
This endomembrane component helps to detoxify poisons.
Smooth ER
This reaction breaks down larger molecules into smaller molecules, thus releasing energy.
Catabolic reaction
Its a fiber network extending thorough the entire cytoplasm.
Cytoskeleton
Animals use these to link adjoining cells tightly together.
Tight junction
An anaerobe that can survive with our without oxygen.
Facultative anaerobe
This organelle modifies and packages proteins it receives from the ER.
Golgi apparatus
Its a protein that lowers activation energy to make reactions happen easier.
Enzyme
Its not too big and not too small, but is the most permanent part of the cytoskeleton.
Intermediate filament
Animals use these to give nearby cells strength by binding them with intermediate filaments.
Desmosome
In chemiosmosis, what substance in the extracellular fluid drives the ATP synthase to create ATP?
The H+ gradient
This organelle moves materials from the ER to the Golgi and from the Golgi to the extracellular space.
Vesicle
This molecule can bind to the active site of an enzyme and block the substrate from reaching it.
Competitive inhibitor
This cytoskeletal element is important in moving chromosomes during cell division.
Microtubule
If you are a plant you are happy to let this junction allow your cytoplasm to connect to an adjacent cytoplasm.
Plasmadesmata
These molecules help move electrons around in the electron transport chain.
NADH and FADH2
This part of the endomembrane system uses strong enzymes to destroy pathogens via phagocytosis.
Lysosome
Proteins lose their function, including acting as an enzyme, if this happens to them.
Denature
Flagella and cilia are made of this cytoskeletal element.
Microtubules
A connexon opens and closes in this junction to allow intercell communication.
Gap junction
The electron transport chain is vital to making ATP. This poison blocks the final protein in the electron transport chain, and is thus deadly.
Cyanide