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Let's CELLebrate

100

All living things are made of these biological building blocks.

Cells

200

As theorized in the modern cell theory, all cells come from these.

Cells

300

This type of cell has no nucleus and includes the likes of bacteria and other simple cells.

Prokaryotic cells (prokaryotes)

400

Cells composed of organelles, like animal cells and most plant cells, are called this.

Eukaryotic cells (eukaryotes)

500

Living things obtain and use this in order to grow, develop, move, reproduce, and more.

Energy

Organellization

100

This is often referred to as the powerhouse of the cell.

Mitochondria

200

This organelle stores the DNA and is known as the control center of the cell.

Nucleus

300

This surrounds all cells, protecting its interior and regulating what goes into or out of the cell.

Cell membrane (or cell wall in plants)

400

A weightlifter would love this organelle, who's job it is to make proteins.

Ribosomes

500

This organelle, not to be confused with its partner with almost the same name, helps complete proteins after the ribosomes build them.

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

I have a splitting headache

100

This acronym is commonly used to remember the phases of mitosis.

PMAT

(IPMAT works depending on how much your teacher likes you)

(IPMATC does not work)

200

This stage/phase is where a cell spends 90% of it's time.

Interphase

300

This is the end result of cell division.

Two genetically identical daughter cells

400

This specialized region of a chromosome links the sister chromatids.

Centromere

500

DNA stands for this (long) word.

Deoxyribonucleic acid

My heart beat beats to the beat of the drums

100

When acid from inside of this organ spill up into the esophagus, you get acid reflux.

The Stomach

200

These spongy organs fill with air when you take a deep breath in.

Lungs

300

This network of blood vessels bring oxygen-depleted blood back to the heart.

Veins

400

These vessels of your circulatory system wrap around the alveoli in your respiratory system to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Capillaries 

500

This "middle" section of your colon connects the ascending colon and the descending colon.

Transverse Colon

Fun Facts

100

What is the largest organ in the human body?

The skin

200

DNA is shaped like this.

Double Helix (or twisted ladder)

300

This animal is known for its unique ability to (technically) live forever.

Jellyfish

400

This animal is considered the only true "free flying" mammal.

Bat

500

This NASA-named mission recently went viral for being the first human-manned lunar mission since 1972.

Artemis II