Cell Parts
Movement through Cell Membranes
Cell Division & Tissues
Tissues
Hodge Podge
100

This separates the cell contents from the interstitial fluid?

The plasma membrane

100

Diffusion is a good example of what transport process?

Passive (does not require energy)

100

Chromosomes have aligned themselves across the center of the cell in this phase?

Metaphase

100

This is the most abundant and widely spread tissue in the body?

Connective Tissue

100

Name one of the three main parts of a cell?

Plasma Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus

200

What makes proteins?

Ribosomes

200

What is the diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane?

Osmosis

200

Epithelial cells are classified according to ____________?

their shape and layers

200

This tissue covers the body and many of it's parts, also lines various parts of the body?

Epithelial Tissue

200

___________ cells are the movement specialists of the body? We have conscious control over these cells

Muscle

300

This regulates the entry and exit of cell materials and is made of 2 lipid layers

The plasma membrane

300

Energy from ATP is important to what transport process?

Active

300

The clevage furrow can be seen for the first time at the end of this phase?

Anaphase

300

The function of __________ tissue is rapid communication between body structures and body functions?

Nervous

300

Adipose Tissue is more commonly known as 

Fat

400

This consists of tiny, flattened sacs, and processes and packages molecules?

Golgi Apparatus

400

Hydrostatic pressure is the force of movement for this?

Filtration

400

The clevage furrow completely divides into two parts in this phase?

Telophase

400

Few cells are embedded into the matrix in what type of tissue?

Connective tissue

400

Cells that are specialized to fight disease?

Macrophages

500

What ultimately controls every organelle in the cytoplasm?

The Nucleus

500

Sodium Potassium Pump moves molecules from a low to high area of concentration and uses what type of transport

Active

500

____________ are the functional or conducting units of nervous tissue?

Nerve cells or neurons

500

What two types of tissues have the greatest capacity to regenerate?

Epithelial and Connective

500

Movement is Involuntary and contains striations and intercalated discs

Cardiac muscle tissue

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