Biomolecules / COL
Cell Organelles/Membrane
Cell Energy/Transport
DNA and Protein Synthesis
Cell Cycle
100

The ability to move is considered a characteristic that all living things share. (true/false)

False

100

Controls what goes in or out of the cell

Cell Membrane

100

Powerhouse of the cell; site of cellular respiration.

Mitochondria

100

Function of DNA

Stores genetic information

100

Cell Division

Mitosis

200

Maintaining a constant internal balance

Homeostasis

200

Helps transport big molecules through the cell membrane

Transport Proteins

200
Not found in animal cells; site of photosynthesis

Chloroplasts

200

AUG

MET (start codon)

200

Longest stage of the cell cycle

Interphase

300

Monosaccharides are the monomer of...

Carbohydrates

300

Main component of the cell membrane; contains a hydrophobic tail and a hydrophilic head

Phospholipid

300

Chemical energy produced in photosynthesis

Glucose

300

Monomer of DNA and RNA

Nucleotide

300

Total number of chromosomes in human body cells

46 (23 pairs)

400

Helper molecule; does a lot of different functions

Proteins

400

Type of transport that requires no energy and moves from high concentration to low concentration (passive or active?)

Passive transport

400

Usable cell energy

ATP

400

Turning DNA code into mRNA code in the nucleus

Transcription

400

2 cells not considered body cells

Sperm cell/Egg cell

500

3 elements found in all biomolecules

Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen

500

Type of transport that does require energy and moves from low concentration to high concentration (passive or active)

Active Transport

500

Relationship between cellular respiration and photosynthesis

They are a cycle

500

Turning mRNA code into polypeptide chains at the ribosomes

Translation

500

Product of Mitosis

2 genetically identical body cells (with same number of chromosomes as the original)