Cells
Organelles
Cell Transport
Pathogens
100
Which four structures can be found in all types of cells?
Genetic Material (DNA & RNA), Ribosomes, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane
100
Which organelle controls all cell activities?
Nucleus
100
In which type of transport do molecules move from areas to high concentration to areas of low concentration?
Passive Transport
100
What do we call a virus that enters a bacteria cell?
Bacteriophage
200
Prokaryotes lack a _____ and _____-_____ _____.
Nucleus, Membrane-Bound Organelles
200
Which organelle provides energy for the cell?
Mitochondria
200
What is the source of energy that drives active transport?
ATP
200
During this type of viral life cycle, the DNA of the host cell is taken over by the viral DNA.
Lytic
300
What are two structures plant cells have that animal cells don't?
Cell Wall, Chloroplast
300
Which organelle is responsible for protein synthesis?
Ribosomes
300
In which osmotic solution does the cell shrink in size?
Hypertonic
300
During this type of viral life cycle, the host cell membrane is dissolved by viral enzymes.
Lytic
400
How do plant and animal cell vacuoles differ?
Plant cells have one large central vacuole.
400
Which organelle is #2?
Golgi Complex
400
In active transport, what is moved across a cell membrane using transport proteins?
Ions
400
During this type of viral life cycle, a "trigger" such as stress can cause the virus to activate.
Lysogenic
500
Which organelle controls what goes in and out of a cell?
Cell Membrane
500
Which organelle is #4?
Rough ER
500
_____ is the movement of molecules down a concentration gradient, while _____ _____ is the movement of molecules down a concentration gradient with the help of special proteins channels.
Diffusion, Facilitated Diffusion
500
The function of the structure labeled "X" in the figure above is most likely _____ a virus to a cell.
Anchoring