The green pigment in plant cells
What is chlorophyll?
Organelle where photosynthesis takes place
What is a chloroplast?
If multicellular organisms contain many cells, how many cells are in a unicellular organism?
What is one?
Has a special feature of a "tail" for swimming
What is the sperm cell?
The process of making more cells and getting bigger
What is growth?
A layer that supports and protects the cell. Allows materials in and out.
What is a Cell Membrane?
The organelle sometimes called "Powerhouse", where energy is produced
What are Mitochondria?
The part of the microscope where we put the slide
What is the stage?
Has a large surface area to absorb water
What is a root hair cell?
Being aware and responding to the surroundings
What is sensitivity?
Holds DNA, Chromosomes, And Genetic make up
What is the Nucleus?
This is the outer layer of the plant cell that protects it.
What is a Cell Wall?
An instrument used to enlarge and see cells in the lab.
What is microscope
The largest human cell
What is the Egg cell (Ovum)?
This is the process by which animal release energy from food
What is respiration?
Stores food, water, and nutrients
What is the Vacuole?
Changes sunlight into sugar for plant cells. Contains a green pigment called chlorophyll.
What is Chloroplast?
The part of the microscope that does the magnifying
What are the lenses?
The only cell without a nucleus
What is a red blood cell?
The process of producing offspring
What is Reproduction?
The jelly-like fluid that surrounds and protect the organelles
What is Cytoplasm?
Where DNA is found in the cell
What is the nucleus?
The part of the microscope that lets you see things as a sharp image
What are the coarse and fine focus knobs?
The job of the red blood cell
The process of getting rid of waste products produced by the body
What is Excretion