Cell Structure

Cell Structure 1

300

Where energy is released in a cell.

Mitochondria

300

Protective outer layer found in every cell

Cell Membrane

400

stain used for animal cells

methylene blue

400

Part of the microscope that you look through

eyepiece

500

Part of the microscope that brings the specimen into precise focus

Fine focus wheel

Cell Structure 2

300

Controls the whole cell.

Nucleus

300

All of the structures that make up the cell.  Each has a job to make the cell function

Organelles

400

This rotates the objective lens

nosepiece

400

Where the cell stores its materials.

Vacuole

500

 

The name of the process in which plants create their own food using sunlight.

Photosynthesis

Cell Structure 3

300

this type of membrane allows some things in and out of the cell

semi permeable

300

The smallest functioning unit of a living thing

A Cell

400

These hold the slide in place on the microscope

Clips

400

D.N.A.

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

500

This substance keeps all the organelles in place

Cytoplasm

Cell Structure 4

300

The DNA of a cell is located here.

Nucleus

300

Tough, rigid outer layer that protects plant cells only

Cell Wall

400

Where cells create their own proteins.

Ribosome

400

The green pigment of a plant cell is 

Chlorophyll 

500

This type of microscope can be used to see mitochondria, chloroplasts, and ribosomes

Electron Microscope

Cell Structure 5

300

The powerhouse of the cell.

Mitochondria

300

Stain used for plant cells

iodine

400

Part of the microscope that moves the stage up and down

Coarse focus wheel

400

Chlorophyll can be found in..

Chloroplasts

500

The tool used to observe and study cells

Microscope