Cell Theory
Pro vs. Eu
Cell Transport
Organelles
Identify This!
100
Cell theory applies to
Bacteria
Plants
Multicellular organisms
All of the above
4) all of these
100
DNA (chromosomes, chromatin) located in a membrane bound organelle
Eukaryote
100
Name the two groups of cellular transport
Passive & active
100
Organelle that contains pigment that is green and allows for the absorption of energy from the sun
Chloroplast
100
Structure #2
Nucleus
200
The basic unit of structure and organization in life
Cell
200
Uses this reproduction style – binary fisson
Prokaryote
200
Passive transport moves particles from ___ to ___ concentration
High to low
200
Coded instructions that come from the nucleus are used to make proteins here
Ribosome
200
Name the PART C (little dots).
Ribosome
300
What was Schleiden and Schwanns contribution to the cell theory?
All living things are made of cells
300
Plants, animals, protists, & fungus are examples
Eukaryotes
300
Active transport moves particles from ___ to ___ concentration
Low to high
300
It is selectively permeable; controls what enters and leaves the cell; made of phospholipids
Cell membrane
300
Organelle #9
Mitochondria
400
What Scientist first saw & named the cell, “cell”?
Hooke
400
What process does this picture represent?
Endosymbiotic theory
400
What is the main difference between active and passive transport?
Active uses energy (ATP)
400
Converts the chemical energy stored in food into ATP
Mitochondria
400
Structure #1
Cell wall
500
Who created the first microscope?
Leeuwenhoek
500
Bacteria are an example
Prokaryote
500
_____ is a specialized kind of passive transport that moves WATER
Osmosis
500
Found only in an animal cell it aids in mitosis (cell reproduction).
Centriole
500
Structure #10
Chloroplast