Organelles
Which organelle directs the cell?
Nucleus
What do you call an organism with one cell?
Unicellular
What organelle allows materials to leave/enter the cell?
Cell membrane
What are all living things made of?
Cells
What organelle gives plant cells structure while also helping with storage?
Vacuoles
What type of cells have nuclei
Eukaryotic
What structure surrounds the nucleus and is the SITE of protein production?
ER
This is the process of making new cells
Reproduction
What two organelles are found in a plant cell but NOT an animal cell?
Cell wall and chloroplast
These organisms are single celled, but can act like animals or plants
protists
What process happens in the cholorplasts?
Photosynthesis
All living things use and consume ________
Energy
What are the TWO functions of the cell membrane?
It surrounds/protects the cell and regulates what comes in/out
What is an example of something that is prokaryotic?
Bacteria, etc.
What organelle makes proteins?
Ribosome
This is the term for maintaining internal conditions
homeostasis
What organelle packages proteins and transports them to different areas of the cell?
Golgi apparatus
How are the animal and plant cells usually different?
Plant cells have cell walls, chloroplast, and a single large vacuole
What process happens in the mitochondria?
food is turned into energy
What are the three principles of cell theory?
1. All living things are made of cells
2. All cells come from preexisting cells
3. The cell is the smallest unit of life