Organelles
The Powerhouse of the Cell
What is the Mitochondria?
This is the movement of water when suspended into a solution.
What is from low to high concentration?
This term is used to define the properties of phospholipids.
What is an amphipathic bilayer?
These structures can be used for motility of the cell (2 answers)
What is a flagella or cilia?
This is the number of points a free throw is worth.
What is one?
Eukaryotes and prokaryotes have this organelle in common
What is the Ribosome?
The word for the membrane describing the movement of solutes into the cell
This type of transport requires energy to transport contents
What is active transport?
The desired result of movement of molecules across the membrane
What is dynamic equilibrium?
A team normally gets four of these to advance at least 10 yards.
What are downs?
This organelle synthesizes large quantities of lipids
What is the Smooth ER?
These components of the cell membrane help with the movement of certain solutes across the membrane
What is an integral protein?
This portion of the bilayer is hydrophobic
What is the middle (tails of the phospholipids)?
This protein helps facilitate the movement of water across the membrane
What is an Aquaporin?
A player commits this violation when they take too many steps without dribbling.
What is traveling?
This organelle helps the modification of polysaccharides as it travels through.
What is the Golgi Apparatus?
This would be found within the inner membrane of the cell and can be used to make the membrane more rigid?
What is Cholesterol?
This type of cellular transport moves molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration without requiring the cell to use energy (ATP).
What is passive transport?
This component of the membrane can be used for anchoring, cell communication, or attachment
What is a glycoprotein?
This play occurs when a defensive player intercepts a pass and returns it for a touchdown.
What is a pick 6?
This organelle is responsible for the start of exocytosis and aid with the replacement of lipids and proteins.
What is the Endoplasmic Reticulum (Smooth and Rough)
You place a pure water cell into salt water and this will occur.
What is shrivel?
These type of molecules can get through the membrane without any assistance.
This type of movement usually includes two solutes moving across the membrane with the use of two proteins
What is cotransport?
In basketball, this defensive strategy involves each player being responsible for guarding a specific area of the court.
What is zone defense?