Organelles
Solutions
Molecule Transport
Pro vs Eu
Enzymes
100
The organelle that provides energy for the cell (makes ATP)
What is the mitochondria?
100
The type of solution you want to be given to you in an IV
What is isotonic?
100
The process used when molecules need energy to move in/out of a cell
What is active transport?
100
Most commonly organelle known in eukaryotic cells but not prokaryotic cells
What is the nucleus?
100
Enzymes are which type of macromolecule?
What are proteins?
200
The organelle that stores various substances and molecules
What are vacuoles?
200
Side B is __ to Side A
What is hypertonic?
200
The type(s) of transport that move down (with) the concentration gradient
What are diffusion and facilitated diffusion?
200
Name one part both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells share
What are ribosomes, nucleus, DNA, and cytoplasm?
200
Enzymes speed up chemical reactions by __ activation energy
What is lowering?
300
The organelle that transports proteins
What is the golgi apparatus?
300
The solution in the beaker in Beaker A is __ to the solution in the cell
What is isotonic?
300
The type of transport shown (small molecules)
What is diffusion?
300
The type of cell that is always prokaryotic
What are bacteria cells?
300
These 2 factors can cause an enzyme to denature if changed from the ideal amounts
What is pH and temperature?
400
The organelle that converts light into chemical energy
What is chloroplast?
400
The solution in the cell in Beaker C is __ to the beaker's soltuion
What is hypotonic?
400
The type of transport shown
What is facilitated diffusion?
400
The type of cell plant and animal cells always are
What are eukaryotic cells?
400
The type of reaction occurring below
What is catabolic?
500
The organelle that transports proteins
What are vesicles?
500
The tails in a selectively permeable cell membrane are ___
What is hydrophobic?
500
The type of transport shown
What is active transport?
500
The DNA in prokaryotic cells is located in the ___
What is the cytoplasm?
500
The point at which all enzymes are active
What is the point of saturation?