What is the organelle that determines a cell is prokaryotic or eukaryotic? (DNA is stored here)
Nucleus
What type of transport requires no energy?
Passive
Isotonic
What is are the four macromolecules?
Carbs, Lipids, Protein, Nucleic Acids
Where does light energy for photosynthesis come from?
The sun
What organelle is responsible for cell transport? Think bubble lab
Cell membrane
What is the transport that goes WITH the concentration gradient?
Diffusion
Solutions that have more solute than inside the cell are considered?
Hypertonic
If Connor Wood is performing on Dancing With the Stars and needs quick energy, what should be eat?
A Carb!!
What is a movie that destroyed all tress making photosynthesis nearly impossible?
The Lorax
What is the organelle required for photosynthesis to take place? (only available in plant cells)
Chloroplpasts
What is a passive transport that focuses on reaching homeostasis through the movement of water?
Osmosis
If a cell is dropped in a hypertonic solution it will _ _ _ _ ?
What macromolecule is responsible for DNA coding? (Also codes for proteins)
Nucleic Acids
What are the products of photosynthesis?
Oxygen and glucose
What organelle is responsible for generating energy through cell respiration?
Mitochondria
If a large molecule needs to pass through passively, what is used to aid this process?
Transport Protein
If a cell has a higher concentration than the solution, the solution is considered?
Hypotonic
What feature makes a lipid the best macromolecule to make up the cell membrane ?
Waterproof
What is the reverse reaction to photosynthesis?
Cell Respiration
What organelle do animal cells lack? (Plant cells have them)
Cell wall
What form of energy is required for cells to perform active transport?
ATP
What happens when a cell is dropped in a hypotonic solution? _ _ _ _ _
Water enters and it will Burst
Proteins have a function other than make you strong, what is their role in cell transport?
Carrier Proteins, Transport Proteins, Protein Channels
Glucose, Carbon Dioxide, Water, Oxygen