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Cell Structures
cell transport
photosynthesis
Chemistry of Life
chemistry of cells
100
This part of the cell that contains DNA
What is the nucleus
100
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! Movement of stuff across cell without using cellular energy
What is passive transport
100
All living things get their energy from this source
What is the sun
100
The smallest unit of matter. Can't be broken down.
What is atom
100
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! fats that store energy
What is lipids
200
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! Mitochondria do this
What is store energy
200
using cellular energy to move stuff across cell
What is active transport?
200
organisms that make their own food
What is autotrophs
200
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! Positively charged atoms
What is proton
200
found in fruits, veggies, and grains providing energy and nutrients
What is carbs
300
These break down lipids, carbs, and proteins
What are lysosomes
300
movement of stuff within a cell
What is endocytosis
300
organisms that cannot make their own food
What is heterotrophs
300
atom with no charge
What is neutron
300
long chain of smaller molecules
What is nucleic acid
400
this stores water
What is a vacuole
400
movement of stuff outside a cell
What is exocytosis
400
nucleotide with 2 extra energy storing phosphate groups
What is ATP
400
negatively charged particle
What is electron
400
2 sugars
What is disaccharide
500
The location of the nucleolus
What is the nucleus
500
refers to maintenance of a physical and chemical condition
What is homeostasis
500
The process by which light energy is converted into chemical energy
What is photosynthesis
500
the force that joins atoms
What is a chemical bond
500
carbon organic molecules
What is glycerol