Macromolecules
Parts of the Cell
Cell Transport
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Bonus
200

fats that are not soluble in water (cholesterol, butter, cheese, avocado)

What are Lipids?

200

the part of the plant cell that provides structural support

What is the cell wall?

200

the transport process that requires energy

What is Active Transport?

200

the generation of energy without oxygen

What is Fermentation?

400

the macromolecule where genetic information is stored

What is DNA

400

the parts of the cell surrounded by cytoplasm (mitochondria, vacuole, golgi apparatus)

What are organelles?

400

the process of removing/eliminating substances out of a cell with a vesicle 

What is Exocytosis?

400

the breaking down of glucose into ATP within the cytoplasm

What is Glycolysis?

600

sugars that store energy and provide structural support

What are Carbohydrates

600

the organelle that is used as a storage compartment for water

What is a Vacuole?

600

the process of moving substances into the cell by enveloping in the membrane

What is Endocytosis?

600

the process of plant cells turning light energy into food energy

What is Photosynthesis?

800

the macromolecule that is made up of amino acids

What is Protein?

800

the organelle that takes in oxygen and glucose to make ATP energy

What is Mitochondria?

800

the process of substances moving through a membrane without energy

What is Diffusion?

800

the two step process that starts with glycolysis and ends with the mitochondria producing energy

What is Cellular Respiration?

1000

the macromolecule that is found in plant cell walls (provides structural support)

What are Carbohydrates

1000

the liquid that surrounds organelles, made mostly of water and contains the cytoskeleton 

What is Cytoplasm?

1000

the process of larger substances being transported through a membrane with carrier and channel proteins

What is Facilitated Diffusion?

1000

the plant cell organelle that contains chlorophyll pigments that absorb light energy

What is Chloroplast?

1000

the movement of water molecules through a membrane

What is Osmosis

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