Cell Structure and function 1
Cell Structure and Function 2
Cell Structure and Function 3
Multicellular / unicellular
Cell Transport
100

Rigid, outer layer that protects outside of plant cells.

Cell Wall 

100

Directs activity in the cell and holds genetic information. 

Nucleus 

100

Tiny structures inside a cell which carry out specific functions.

Organelle

100

Usually contain a nucleus.

Eukaryotic Cells

100

These types of transport do not require energy.

Passive transport

200

Protects inside of cell and regulates what enters and leaves the cell.

Cell Membrane 

200

What invention made it possible for people to discover and learn about cells? 

Microscope

200

The membrane surrounding the nucleus.

Nuclear envelope

200

An example of this cell is bacteria. 

Unicellular Cells

200

These types of transport do require energy.

Active transport.

300

Stores food, water, and waste - in plant cells.

Vacuole 

300

Tiny structures that make proteins. 

Ribosome 

300

Captures sunlight and converts it into energy in green plants.

Chloroplast.

300

Yeast is an example of this kind of organism

Unicellular organisms

300

During passive transport, molecules move from a ___ concentration to a _____ concentration.

High to Low

400

Structure within the nucleus produces dot like ribosomes

Nucleolus

400

Network of passageways that make and store lipids.

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum 

400

Breaks down cell parts for digestion.

Lysosome

400

Organisms with specialized cells.

Multicellular organisms

400

Diffusion of water.

Osmosis

500

Jelly-like substance between nucleus and cell membrane.

Cytoplasm

500

The powerhouse of the cell - converts energy in food to energy the cell needs.

Mitochondria 

500

Collects, modifies, and packages proteins for different jobs then sends them out.

 Golgi Apparatus 

500

Mushrooms are examples of what type of organism?

What are Multicellular organisms

500

During active transport, molecules move from a ___ concentration to a _____ concentration.

Low to High

M
e
n
u