Provides energy for the cell to perform various metabolic processes
What is ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
100
Building blocks of lipids
What are fatty acids
100
Describe cytoplasm
What is jelly-like (fluid) part of the cell that all of the organelles float around in.
100
contains most of the cell's genetic material
What is the nucleus
200
The barrier around the cell that gives a plant structure
What is cell wall
200
"false feet"
What is pseudopods
200
Building blocks of DNA
What are nucleic acids
200
Like its counterpart, this part of the cell carries other parts through the cell, expanding the cell membrane if it needs to, but is studded with ribosomes.
What is Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
200
tiny "factories" that create proteins, sometimes they are free in the cell, sometimes they are docked to the ER.
What are ribosomes
300
Produce glucose faster than mitochondria if there is more sunlight
What is chloroplast
300
Ribosomes produce this unit to help strengthen the cell
What is protein
300
Building blocks of proteins
What are amino acids
300
Like a packaging a shipping plant in the cell, this part tags proteins to help them get carried out of the cell
What is golgi apparatus
300
The organelle that organizes and produces parts of the cell's cytoskeleton
What is centriole
400
The "garbage man" of the cell
What is the lysosome
400
Defends the cell from free radicals
What are peroxisomes
400
There are 20 commonly occurring types of this acid
What are amino acids
400
Can turn 1 glucose into 38 ATP (The powerhouse of the cell)
What is mitochondria
400
Inject genetic material into a cell without actually entering it
What are injector viruses
500
Produced during photosynthesis, C6H12O6
What is glucose
500
The scientific name for this animal is Ornithorhynchus Anatinus
What is the duck-billed platypus
500
Cytosine, guanine, thymine, adenine are all types of this acid.
What is nucleic acid
500
A little mechanism that helps the cell travel easier throughout its environment, steers like a rutter on a boat