MEMBRANES
MOVEMENT OF PARTICLES
CELL ACTIVITIES
REPRODUCTION
SPECIALIZED CELLS
100
This cell membrane only allows certain materials to pass through
What is 'Selectively Permeable'
100
The movement of particles from an area of high concentration to low concentration
What is 'Diffusion'
100
Animals Cells use this process to make carbon dioxide and energy
What is 'Cellular Respiration'
100
These cells carry signals around the body and make up the majority of your brain
What is 'Nerve Cells'
200
This cell membrane allows all materials to pass through
What is 'Permeable'
200
This is the only material that moves through a selectively permeable membrane in osmosis
What is 'Water'
200
This organelle is where oxygen and glucose are made
What is 'Chloroplast'
200
A cut on your skin heals by this process
What is 'Regeneration'
200
This cell is shown in the picture
What is 'Red Blood Cells'
300
A sealed plastic bag is an example of this type of membrane
What is 'Impermeable'
300
The movement of particles in a cell from low to high concentration
What is 'Active Transport'
300
This is the ability to do work
What is 'Energy'
300
These threadlike structures in the nucleus contain the DNA
What is 'Chromosomes'
300
You need this cell to smile
What is 'Muscle Cells'
400
A cell membrane is an example of this type of membrane
What is 'Selectively Permeable'
400
A cell must use this product of cellular respiration to move particles from low to high concentration
What is 'Energy'
400
Plants use this organelle to make energy
What is 'Mitochondria'
400
This is the name given to the two identical cells made by mitosis
What is 'Daughter Cells'
400
This cell is shown in the picture
What is 'Skin Cells'
500
This membrane shown in the picture is an example of this type of membrane
What is 'Impermeable'
500
This protein is needed in the membrane to make active transport happen
What is 'Carrier Protein'
500
This chemical that causes muscle soreness is produced when cells run out of oxygen
What is 'Lactic Acid'
500
This stage of mitosis is shown in the picture
What is 'Binary Fission'
500
These cells make up the supportive structure of your body
What is 'Bone Cells'