Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells
Are Prokaryotic cells Multicellular or Unicellular?
Unicellular.
Cilia.
What is the main job of ribosomes?
To make proteins.
Stack of flat membrane-coverd sacs that sort and package chemicals.
Golgi body.
Whats the difference between flagella and cilia?
Cilia are tiny hairs, and flagella is a long tail-like thread.
List three similarities between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells?
Cytoplasm, ribosomes, and plasma membrane.
What plant cell is used to provide shape and protect against viruses?
Cell wall.
Long tubes and fibers that help maintain the structure of animal cells.
Cytoskeleton.
Makes proteins, small organelles, and can float or attach.
Ribsomes.
Unicellular organism that relays on water currents to move around.
Pseudopodia.
What are two things that eukaryotes have that prokaryotes don't have?
A nucleus and organelles.
What do chloroplasts do?
capture sunlight for photosynthesis.
What is the role of a cell membrane?
A passageway for food and oxygen to enter, and waste to exit.
Storage for water, waste, food, and materials.
vacuole.
uses amoeba to catch and engulf prey.
Psedopodia.
What is the difference between he way eukaryotes and prokaryotes reproduce?
Prokaryotes asexually reproduce and eukaryotes sexually reproduce.
The eyespot.
What animal cell is a small round structure that contains digestive enzyme chemicals?
Lysosomes.
Powerhouse of the cell, storage for ATP (energy).
Mitochondria.
tiny hairs that beat simultaneously to move the organism in a specific direction.
Cilia
What kingdom do prokaryotes belong to?
The Monera Kingdom.
What unicellular organism lives in a freshwater environment?
Contractile vacuole.
What animal cell enters, gets packaged, and breaks off the cis face?
Break down, digest waste, and protect from foreign intruders.
Lysosomes.
A long whip-like thread which can propel the cell a long to move.
Flagella.