Cell Organelles
Processes
Types of Cells
Cell Membrane
Cell Transport
100
Organelle that controls the cell and contains DNA
What is the nucleus
100
Process that uses oxygen to produce carbon dioxide, water, and ATP
What is respiration
100
Type of cell that makes up plants and animals
What is a eukaryote
100
The name of the outer covering of a cell
What is the cell membrane
100
Type of transport that uses energy to move substances in and out of the cell
What is active transport
200
Organelle that makes proteins using mRNA templates
What is the ribosome
200
Process that uses sunlight energy to make glucose and oxygen
What is photosynthesis
200
An independent, unicellular organism
What is a prokaryote
200
Describes the cell membrane; means choosing the substances that come in and out of the cell
What is semi-permeable
200
Type of transport that does not use energy to move substances in and out of the cell
What is passive transport
300
Organelle that produces energy for the cell
What is the mitochondria
300
A type of respiration that does not use oxygen
What is anaerobic respiration
300
Plant cells have this sturdy outer covering, animal cells do not
What is a cell wall
300
The name of the lipid that makes up the cell membrane
What is a phospholipid
300
Passive transport for water
What is osmosis
400
Organelle that packages and moves proteins
What is the golgi body
400
The reactants for photosynthesis
What are CO2 ,water, and sunlight
400
Type of cell that has centrioles, but not chloroplasts
What is an animal cell
400
The protein that allows passage across the cell membrane
What is a channel protein
400
Passive transport for particles
What is diffusion
500
Organelle that transports substances within the cell
What is the endoplasmic reticulum
500
The reactants for respiration
What are O2 and glucose
500
Type of cell that contains chloroplasts
What is a plant cell
500
The name of the constantly changing cell membrane surface
What is the fluid mosaic model
500
Type of transport that uses carrier proteins to move substances
What is facilitated diffusion
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