Take A Cell-fie
Don't Step On Mitosis
Insane In The Membrane
The Fantastic Four
Earth-Give Me Ur Energy!
100
This structure exists within plant cells but NOT within animal cells.
Cell Wall; Chloroplasts
100
Quadruple Jeopardy: These are the 3 stages of the cell cycle that are often combined into 1 phase known as "interphase".
G1, S, G2
100
Quadruple Jeopardy: Exocytosis and Endocytosis are both examples of this type of cell transport.
Active Transport
100
Name the four types of biomolecules.
lipids, carbs, nucleic acids, and proteins
100
This molecule is the "currency" for energy in all cells performing respiration.
ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
200
This organelle houses the genetic information known as DNA within eukaryotic cells.
Nucleus/Nucleolus
200
A complete copy of DNA is created during this stage of the cell cycle.
S (synthesis)
200
This is the direction of the concentration gradient.
high to low
200
This biomolecule provides long-term energy and heat insulation.
lipids
200
Double Jeopardy: These are the two stages of photosynthesis.
light-dependent stage, Calvin Cycle
300
This organelle is attached all over the rough side of the endoplasmic reticulum, producing proteins.
ribosomes
300
Triple Jeopardy: What happens during cytokinesis?
Cytoplasm splits to create 2 daughter cells.
300
This term is defined as the process of maintaining balance within a cell via self-regulation.
Homeostasis
300
This term is another word for "building blocks", and is the smallest unit of a biomolecule.
monomer
300
Double Jeopardy: These are the products of respiration.
carbon dioxide, water, and heat/ATP
400
Triple Jeopardy: This type of cell does not possess many complex organelles, even missing a nucleus for its DNA.
prokaryote
400
Double Jeopardy: This phase of mitosis consists of chromatids being pulled apart.
Anaphase
400
This describes an environment in which there is more water on the outside of the cell than the inside, forcing the cell to absorb water.
hypotonic
400
DNA belongs to this family of biomolecules.
nucleic acid
400
This type of respiration requires oxygen.
Aerobic respiration
500
Double Jeopardy: This organelle is known as the "powerhouse" of energy for the cell.
mitochondria
500
Quadruple Jeopardy: This term describes uncontrolled growth and division of cells.
Cancer
500
Triple Jeopardy: What is the difference between passive transport and active transport?
Active requires energy; passive does not.
500
This biomolecule functions to provide short-term energy through saccharides.
carbohydrates
500
Triple Jeopardy: Which energy process gains more reactant due to burning of fossil fuels?
photosynthesis