Cell Division
Organelles
Photosynthesis/Respiration
Macromolecules
DNA
100

This many daughter cells are produced by a single round of Mitosis.

What is 2?

100

this is found in both plants and animal cells, it regulates what can enter and exit the cell.

what is cell membrane?

100

this is where photosynthesis occurs.

what is chloroplast?

100

these are the building blocks of proteins.

what are amino acids?

100

cytosine pairs with this.

what is guanine?

200

Meiosis only occurs in these cells.

What is gametocytes?
200

these package and modify proteins for their final destination.

what is Golgi apparatus?

200

this is the starting molecule of cellular respiration.

what is glucose?

200

carbohydrates are made up of these.

what are monosaccharides?

200

thymine switches to this base in RNA

what is uracil

300

In this phase of mitosis, chromosomes align at the metaphase plate.

what is metaphase?

300

these produce ATP within the cell for energy

what is mitochondria
300

after this step, the remainder of the cellular respiration processes happen in the mitochondria

what is glycolysis?

300

this macromolecule is the basis of DNA

what are nucleic acids?

300
DNA is made up of these three parts

what are sugars, proteins, and bases

400

In this stage of mitosis, the nucleoli and nuclear envelope dissappear.

what is prophase?

400

these synthesize lipids and remove toxins from the cell

what is smooth ER?

400

CO2, H2O, and sunlight are the reactants in this.

what is photosynthesis?

400

this macromolecule is the basis of the cell membrane.

what are lipids?

400

this connects the okazaki fragments together during DNA replication

what is DNA ligase?

500

in this stage of the cell cycle, organelles are created.

what is G1?

500

these destroy harmful substances that make their way into the cells

what is lysosome?
500
What is the molecular representation of glucose?

C6H12O6

500

this bond connects amino acids together in proteins.

what are peptide bonds?

500

this transports proteins throughout the cell

what is tRNA (transfer RNA)