Cell Structure
Cell Function
Cell Diseases
Cancer
100

What structure surrounds the cell?

The cell membrane

100

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

The Mitochondria

100

What happens to cells when we get sick?

They can be weaker or not work properly

100

What is cancer?

Uncontrolled cell growth

200

What is the gel-like substance that suspends the rest of the organelles?

Cytoplasm

200

What structure acts like a toll booth, allowing somethings into the cell and keeping others out?

The cell membrane

200

How can we help keep our cells healthy?

Exercise and eating healthily, avoiding harmful substances, etc.

200

If a tumor is benign, what does that mean?

It is a non-cancerous tumor
300

What cell structure makes proteins?

Ribosomes

300

What is the role of a lysosome in the cell?

To break down cellular waste

300

What kinds of infections can your cells get?

Bacterial, fungal, and viral

300

What does it mean if a cancer is malignant?

It will move around the body by invading neighboring tissue

400

What is considered the "brain" of the cell?

The nucleus

400

What is the role of a neuron?

Pass electrical signals throughout the body

400

What is a cellular mutation?

DNA of the cell is altered so the cell functions differently

400

What is a common treatment for cancer?

Chemotherapy, surgery, hormone therapy, etc.

500

What protein makes plants green?

Chlorophyll

500

What is another word for "controlled cell death"?

Apoptosis

500

What are common causes of cell disease?

Cell mutation, infections, environmental factors

500

How do genetic mutations contribute to the development of diseases at the cellular level, and what are some examples of diseases caused by these mutations?

  • A) Genetic mutations change the shape of cells, leading to diseases such as cystic fibrosis and hemophilia.
  • B) Genetic mutations have no impact on cell function and do not cause diseases.
  • C) Genetic mutations can affect protein production within cells, leading to disorders like sickle cell anemia and Huntington's disease.

C